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Chinese Police Started Joint Patrols with Counterparts along the Mekong River

 

Chinese police Saturday started joint patrols with their counterparts from Laos, Myanmar and Thailand to maintain security along the Mekong River, a major transport passage in the region.

The joint patrol marked the restoration of international shipping services on the Mekong River that had been suspended since deadly attacks on Chinese cargo ships on Oct. 5.

 

(Source: Xinhua)

 
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