In order to thoroughly implement the series of work plans of the Ministry of Transport and the Maritime Bureau of the Ministry of Transport on strengthening the control of illegal sand mining, illegal sand and gravel transportation by ships and illegal maritime transportation by inland river vessels, and strictly investigate and punish the illegal and illegal acts of ships according to law, the Ministry of Transport and the Maritime Bureau of the Ministry of Transport and the Maritime Bureau of the Ministry of Transport on June 20. The maritime departments of "Zhejiang and Fujian" launched joint law enforcement actions to crack down on illegal sand mining and illegal sand and gravel transportation.
This operation is carried out by Zhejiang Maritime Bureau and Fujian Maritime Bureau, together with marine and fishery, marine police, public security and other sea-related units, to carry out cruise law enforcement in the waters between Zhejiang and Fujian, aiming at strengthening cross-sectoral and cross-regional cooperation, maintaining the situation of cracking down on illegal sand and gravel at sea, and maintaining a clean and orderly navigation environment in the waters between Zhejiang and Fujian. Ensure that the water safety situation during the Dragon Boat Festival holiday is stable and orderly. Cruise formations composed of several law enforcement vessels from
various units inspected the waters where illegal sand and gravel mining and transportation activities occurred frequently, such as North Guam, Shacheng Port and Qixing Island, focusing on illegal sand and gravel mining, illegal barge and illegal transportation, and strictly investigated and punished illegal sand and gravel mining and transportation vessels according to law. To lay a good foundation for the implementation of the work plan of the Party Central Committee and the State Council on strengthening the comprehensive control of illegal mining and transportation of sea sand.
The joint law enforcement was jointly organized by eight sea-related units in Zhejiang and Fujian. Four law enforcement vessels and 18 law enforcement officers were dispatched, with a cruise time of 7 hours and a cruise mileage of 80 nautical miles. Eighteen passing ships were inspected and three hidden dangers of water traffic safety were found, all of which have been corrected on the spot. Since
2023, Zhejiang Maritime Bureau has continuously maintained a high-pressure crackdown on inland river vessels and illegal sand and gravel transport vessels, investigating and dealing with 618 illegal sand and gravel vessels and 7 inland river vessels, and transferring 26 illegal persons to marine police and public security departments.
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