Recently, the “South China Sea Rescue 113” ship of the South China Sea Rescue Bureau of the Ministry of Transport slowly docked at the pier of the Sanya Rescue Base to complete a three-month normalized emergency duty mission on the Nansha Islands and reefs. As this batch of duty rescue crews, emergency rescue workers stationed on the ship, and various support workers rotated one after another, the “B-72CR” crew and the “South China Sea Rescue 115” ship were stationed in the Nansha Guarding Area one after another to carry out a new round of rescue and duty missions. This marks the successful completion of China's 34th batch of normalized duty and defense replacement work to rescue the Nansha islands and reefs. During the 33rd batch of duty, which has just ended, the “South China Sea Rescue 113” ship carried out a total of 3 rescue missions, with a total search and rescue range of 976 nautical miles. The ship participated in a joint search and rescue operation with 18 crew members who fell into the water in Qiyuan, Vietnam, and successfully rescued and transported 6 crew members in distress. In terms of air rescue forces, the rescue crew rescued a total of 18 wounded people in distress and transported 8 Vietnamese crew members in distress. Up to now, China Rescue has carried out a total of 34 batches of duty ships and 17 batches of rescue crew rotations, handled a total of 149 cases of various types of maritime hazards in the Nansha area, rescued 838 people in distress and 34 ships in distress, and rescued property worth over 5.8 billion yuan.

Recently, the “South China Sea Rescue 113” ship of the South China Sea Rescue Bureau of the Ministry of Transport slowly docked at the pier of the Sanya Rescue Base to complete a three-month normalized emergency duty mission on the Nansha Islands and reefs. As this batch of duty rescue crews, emergency rescue workers stationed on the ship, and various support workers rotated one after another, the “B-72CR” crew and the “South China Sea Rescue 115” ship were stationed in the Nansha Guarding Area one after another to carry out a new round of rescue and duty missions. This marks the successful completion of China's 34th batch of normalized duty and defense replacement work to rescue the Nansha islands and reefs. During the 33rd batch of duty, which has just ended, the “South China Sea Rescue 113” ship carried out a total of 3 rescue missions, with a total search and rescue range of 976 nautical miles. The ship participated in a joint search and rescue operation with 18 crew members who fell into the water in Qiyuan, Vietnam, and successfully rescued and transported 6 crew members in distress. In terms of air rescue forces, the rescue crew rescued a total of 18 wounded people in distress and transported 8 Vietnamese crew members in distress. Up to now, China Rescue has carried out a total of 34 batches of duty ships and 17 batches of rescue crew rotations, handled a total of 149 cases of various types of maritime hazards in the Nansha area, rescued 838 people in distress and 34 ships in distress, and rescued property worth over 5.8 billion yuan.