How many policemen were killed in the Mekong River tragedy?

362 policemen were killed in the Mekong River tragedy.

Mekong River tragedy, also known as 10.5 China crew killed in the Golden Triangle, refers to the attack on two merchant ships, Huaping and Yuxing No.8, in the waters of the Golden Triangle of Mekong River on the morning of 20 1 10.08. This incident resulted in the death of all six China crew members on the Huaping and seven China crew members on the Yuxing 8, of which 1 was missing.

On the afternoon of 28, 2065438+01010, Thailand stated that the suspects were nine soldiers from the "Pamang" military camp of the third military region in Thailand. On April 25th, 20 12, the joint task force of "10.5" case arrested the principal offender naw kham in Bojo province, Laos. On March, 2065438+2003 1 day, the main criminals in this case, naw kham, Sang Kang Zasa, Yilai and Zhaxika, were executed in Kunming, Yunnan. A total of 362 policemen were killed in the Mekong River tragedy.

Brief introduction of Mekong River tragedy

On 20 12, 12, the Kunming Municipal People's Procuratorate filed a public prosecution with the Kunming Intermediate People's Court against six defendants for the "10.5" Mekong River tragedy on charges of intentional homicide, drug trafficking, kidnapping and ship hijacking.

20 12 At 9: 30am on September 20th, Kunming Intermediate People's Court held a public hearing to hear the Mekong River "10.5" tragedy. According to the accusation of Kunming Municipal People's Procuratorate, six members of the extraordinarily armed drug trafficking group in the "Golden Triangle" area are suspected of intentional homicide, drug trafficking, kidnapping and hijacking of ships. According to the relevant judicial agreement, 13 witnesses from Thailand and Laos testified in court, which confirmed the relevant criminal facts of naw kham criminal group.

At about 20: 35 on September 2, 20 12, the trial of "10.5" Mekong River tragedy was successfully concluded in Kunming Intermediate People's Court. Facing the evidence presented by the public prosecution agency, naw kham and other six defendants pleaded guilty.