On Saturday (November 29, 2025), the China Coast Guard (CCG) carried out law enforcement patrols in the waters around Huangyan Dao and its surrounding areas. 🌊🚢
This move is part of an ongoing effort: since early November, the CCG has stepped up patrols to monitor activities, issue warnings, and intercept any vessels or aircraft entering illegally. Here's what's happening:
- Legal monitoring: Officers keep a close watch on all maritime traffic in real time.
- Warnings issued: Intruding vessels are alerted to leave immediately.
- Interceptions: Boats and aircraft that don't comply are driven away.
These patrols aim to strengthen control over the territorial waters and firmly safeguard China's national sovereignty and maritime rights. For young professionals and students interested in maritime security and international affairs, these actions highlight the strategic importance of the South China Sea region.
What's next? The CCG is expected to maintain these patrols through December, making sure the message is clear: China will protect its coastal interests. Stay tuned for more updates! 👀⚓
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CCG conducts law enforcement patrols in waters around Huangyan Dao
cgtn.com
