Vietnam and China coast guards conduct joint patrol at Beibu Gulf waters


BEIJING, April 23 (Xinhua): Chinese and Vietnamese coast guards carried out a joint patrol from Tuesday to Thursday (April 21) in Beibu Gulf waters, according to the China Coast Guard (CCG).

It was the 23rd joint patrol by the maritime law enforcement forces of the two countries in Beibu Gulf waters since 2006 and the first this year.

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China , Vietnam , Joint Patrol , Beibu Gulf , April 19-21

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