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Four countries begin joint patrol on Mekong River

China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand began their 91st joint patrol on the Mekong River on March 24.
Four countries begin joint patrol on Mekong River ảnh 1A joint patrol on the Mekong River (Photo: chinadailyhk)

Hanoi (VNA) – China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand began their 91st joint patrol on the Mekong River on March 24.

Police of the Chinese province of Yunnan said the four countries willconduct visits, inspections and an anti-drug publicity campaign during thefour-day joint patrol, in a bid to safeguard the security and stability along the MekongRiver.

The patrol, with the participation of five ships, will also cover theGolden Triangle, a narcotic hotbed.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the law enforcement forces of the fourcountries will jointly direct the operation by remote video command system forthe first time./.
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