Map provided by China Maritime Police Bureau
Reporter Zhou mengshuang learned from the China maritime police bureau that in order to better exercise its maritime law enforcement authority, facilitate the service of the people and improve the efficiency of receiving and handling police, the China Maritime Police Bureau opened the 95110 maritime alarm telephone, which was officially put into operation on July 10.
It is reported that according to the decision on the exercise of maritime rights protection and law enforcement powers by the China maritime police bureau at the third meeting of the Standing Committee of the 13th National People's Congress, it is clear that the China maritime police bureau mainly undertakes seven law enforcement responsibilities: cracking down on illegal and criminal activities at sea, maintaining maritime public security and security, the development and utilization of marine resources, marine ecological environment protection, marine fishery management and maritime anti smuggling, And coordinate and guide local maritime law enforcement.
The 95110 maritime alarm telephone will be opened in the China maritime police bureau and the local maritime police bureaus of coastal provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government. It will be on duty 24 hours in accordance with the principle of "territorial jurisdiction and nearby police handling". In the whole country and the offshore waters covered by the communication network, you can directly dial '95110'. For COSCO or foreign areas beyond the coverage of the communication network, you can dial '010-68995110' through international long-distance or maritime satellite telephone.
It is understood that the 95110 alarm platform mainly accepts alarm help range:
1. Criminal cases and public security cases (events) at sea;
2. Smuggling cases (Acts) at sea;
3. Illegal reclamation of the sea, unauthorized change of the use of the sea area, unauthorized development and utilization of uninhabited islands, unauthorized or non-conforming submarine cable and pipeline operations and destruction of submarine cable and pipeline;
4. Destruction of marine nature reserves (the sea side of the coastline);
5. Marine environmental pollution damage caused by marine engineering construction projects and marine dumping of wastes;
6. Violations of fishery laws and regulations and fishery related disputes outside the line of the bottom trawl closed area of motor fishing vessels and the fishing ground of specific fishery resources;
7. Other alarms or assistance that need to be handled by the marine police.
(originally entitled "China maritime police bureau opens 95110 maritime alarm telephone")