China Fishery Administration 3 10 changed to Marine Police 32 10.

2065438+On the morning of June, 2003 14, the reporter received a report from the public that the China Marine Police boat at Changzhou Fishery Administration Wharf sailed out of the wharf for the first time. The reporter rushed to the whampoa Military Academy pier, where he had to pass, and saw that there were two China marine police vessels sailing to the sea through the Whampoa Military Academy, and the ship side numbers were "China Marine Police 32 10" and "China Marine Police 3 102" respectively. In addition to the above two vessels, the vessels "Haijian 167", "Haijian 168" and "Haijian 169" originally belonging to China's Nanhai Marine Corps were also changed to "China Marine Police 3367", "China Marine Police 3368" and "China Marine Police 3369" respectively.

At about 9: 30, several flutes came from the Pearl River. The reporter looked up and saw a big white ship coming slowly from the west, which was quite imposing. Through the lens, the reporter clearly saw that the four black characters "32 10" on the bow were quite conspicuous.

When "China Marine Police 32 10" made its debut, the reporter saw that some citizens with cameras had already lost their excitement and pressed the shutter to capture this historical moment. The Nanhai Fishery Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture previously told reporters that there was no self-defense weapon for maritime law enforcement before, but the China Marine Police can be equipped with certain self-defense weapons after entering the train, which is more powerful for strengthening maritime law enforcement. The reporter asked the staff around the whampoa military academy pier for verification. They all said that they had never seen a boat of China National Marine Police on the Pearl River before. I believe this trip is the first voyage of China Marine Police to the Pearl River.

The staff of the Nanhai Branch of the State Oceanic Administration also confirmed that yesterday was the day when the China Marine Police made its maiden voyage to the Pearl River.