The National Immigration Bureau issued: What measures have been taken by seaports to prevent the import of epidemic situation?

Reporter of China Immigration Management Newspaper:

We know that the National Immigration Administration has taken a series of epidemic prevention and control measures at airport and land ports. What measures have been taken to prevent the import of epidemic situation at seaport ports? Thank you. 22-4-216:4:5

Liu Haitao:

Thank you for your question. In order to prevent the epidemic from being imported through the seaport, the National Immigration Bureau has mainly taken the following measures:

First, strengthen information research and judgment, check the navigation trajectory of all international ships, conduct risk research and judgment in real time, keep abreast of the navigation situation of ships at sea, and prevent ships from berthing without authorization and illegally entering or leaving the country. Strictly prevent foreigners from sneaking into the country by hiding in ships sailing internationally.

The second is to strengthen the management of international sailing ships in Hong Kong, and strictly examine and approve the issuance of permits for boarding ships and boarding foreign ships. Supervise the port and shipping enterprises to intensify the inspection of personnel and vehicles in the restricted areas of the import and export shore, and guide the boarding personnel to take necessary protective measures to reduce unnecessary personnel contact.

the third is to strengthen joint law enforcement at ports. We have established a close joint defense and control mechanism with the marine police, customs, maritime affairs and other departments, increased the patrol density of ports, docks and temporary berths in our jurisdiction, and improved the inspection rate of boarding. Severely crack down on smuggling activities at sea and make every effort to prevent the epidemic from being imported through seaports.

While doing a good job in preventing and controlling the epidemic situation at sea, the National Immigration Bureau also actively supports the port and shipping enterprises to resume their work and production. We have implemented 24-hour customs clearance service, fully implemented electronic border inspection administrative licensing and ship departure approval, shortened the waiting time of ships in Hong Kong, and further improved the customs clearance efficiency at seaports. Thank you. 22-4-216:5:19 The content of this article only represents the author's opinion, not that of Feihua Health Network. If copyright issues are involved, please contact us in time to delete it!