China Holds First Maritime Emergency Drills in Taiwan Shoal
China’s maritime safety authorities held their first maritime emergency drills in the Taiwan Shoal to enhance rescue capabilities, law enforcement, and shipping safety in the Taiwan Strait.
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China’s maritime safety authorities held their first maritime emergency drills in the Taiwan Shoal to enhance rescue capabilities, law enforcement, and shipping safety in the Taiwan Strait.
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