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April 21, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Marine Patrol 31 starts three-day visit in HK

New petrol vessel Marine Patrol 31 of Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration (GDMSA) arrived at Hong Kong Wednesday for a three-day visit. A group of China Maritime Safety Administration officials led by GDMSA Director General Wang Xiangtao were aboard the ship. They will visit Hong Kong Marine De

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New petrol vessel Marine Patrol 31 of Guangdong Maritime Safety Administration (GDMSA) arrived at Hong Kong Wednesday for a three-day visit. A group of China Maritime Safety Administration officials led by GDMSA Director General Wang Xiangtao were aboard the ship. They will visit Hong Kong Marine Department’s (MD) Vessel Traffic Center and Maritime Rescue Co-ordination Center and exchange experience with MD officials on port operations and management.

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