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Dongsha Island is an island in the South China Sea actually controlled by Taiwan. Chinese fishing boats often cross-border fishing in the surrounding waters. The Coast Guard executes evictions in accordance with the law to maintain maritime order and national sovereignty.
Chinese fishing boats illegally anchored and fished in the restricted waters of Dongsha Island and refused to leave. The Coast Guard's "Yunlin Ship" sprayed water cannons to drive them away. (Provided by Coast Guard)
Two Chinese fishing boats, "Yue Huidong Fishing 75066" and "Golden Shark", illegally anchored for fishing operations in the restricted waters of Dongsha Island the day before yesterday. When the Coast Guard's "Yunlin Ship" went to make broadcasts to drive them away in accordance with the law, "Golden Shark" broadcast and used water cannons at them. The "Yunlin Ship" sprayed water upwards and other evacuation actions with complete disregard. The "Yunlin Ship" then sprayed water into the cockpit for 90 seconds before it was able to lift anchor and sail away. The "Golden Shark" lost power when sailing away, and the coast guard vessel guarded the safety throughout the entire process until a friendly ship came to tow it away.
The Coast Guard stressed that it will expel Chinese fishing boats that have crossed the border in accordance with the law, resolutely enforce the law, protect the country's maritime borders, and implement humanitarian rescue, and called on China to restrict its fishing boats from operating across the border again.
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The Coast Guard stated that at around 11 a.m. the day before yesterday, the Dongsha Headquarters of the Southeast Sha Branch was located 15 kilometers northeast of Dongsha Island. Five miles (5.5 miles in prohibited waters) an unknown target was detected, and the "Yunlin Ship" was immediately dispatched to deal with it; at about 3 p.m., the "Yunlin Ship" was 27 miles east of Dongsha Island (restricted waters) (Naiba) found two Chinese fishing boats, "Yue Huidong Yu 75066" and "Golden Shark", operating illegally. They were immediately driven away in accordance with the law. The "Guangdong" boat immediately left, but the "Golden" boat refused to anchor.
The "Yunlin Ship" made three consecutive broadcasts to dislodge the ship but failed. From a distance of 200 meters away from the "Golden" ship, it sprayed water upwards with water cannons for thirty seconds. The opponent ignored it and immediately gradually approached and sprayed water on the cockpit for ninety seconds. At this time, the "Golden" ship lifted anchor and tried to leave, but found that it had lost power.
At about 8 o'clock in the evening, at the request of the "Golden" ship, we provided 35 hot meals in a small boat for the crew of the "Golden" ship. We immediately started towing and deployed additional Dongsha unit PP-10032 to guard the ship throughout the entire process. At about 11 o'clock in the evening, the "Golden" ship was towed to outside my country's restricted waters for guarding. By 6:15 yesterday morning, the "Golden" ship was safely handed over to a Chinese work vessel to be towed back.
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