CHINA-COAST GUARD-FISHERIES PATROL-COMPLETION (CN)

CHINA-COAST GUARD-FISHERIES PATROL-COMPLETION (CN)

(230912) -- SHANGHAI, Sept. 12, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This snapshot taken from a video shows China Coast Guard (CCG) ships patrolling on the high seas of the North Pacific Ocean, on Aug. 27, 2023. Two ships dispatched by the CCG have completed a 2023 patrol mission to enforce fisheries law on the high seas of the North Pacific Ocean, and returned to Shanghai on Tuesday. TO GO WITH "China Coast Guard wraps up fisheries patrol in North Pacific" (Xinhua)

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