Binjiang Police Affa Chapter 717 - 488: None of Our Business! 2

Chapter 717: Chapter 488: None of Our Business! _2

At first, it was thought to be used for storing foam, but later it was found that fire-extinguishing foam did not need such a large space. 001 was undergoing major repairs, so we simply asked the shipyard to slightly modify the barge and turn it into an integrated supply ship.

The crew from the Provincial Fishery Administration’s directly affiliated team did not recognize Salted Fish and curiously asked, "Director Han, what do you need an integrated supply ship for?"

"We often have typhoons here, and floods are also frequent, so we need to not only assist with law enforcent but also perform firefighting and rescue tasks. When faced with typhoons or floods, having a two-hundred-ton supply ship ans we don’t have to worry about running out of food, nor about not finding a place to refuel and replenish water."

The strange things in the eyes of others were nothing unusual to Old Yang, a crew mber of the Binjiang Fishery Law Enforcent Corps.

Old Yang turned around and pointed to the new fishery administration ship equipped for the Provincial Fishery Administration’s directly affiliated team instead of the Binjiang Fishery Law Enforcent Corps, laughing and asking, "Xiao Zhang, can we co visit your new ship?"

"There’s no problem at all; you’re very welco."

"Do we need to inform your leaders?"

"No need, after all, you are not outsiders."

"Alright!"

"This ship, Salted Fish, is too small; it can’t even fit everyone standing. Let’s go visit the new ship!"

Thirty official vessels were moored side by side, and to board the Provincial Fishery’s law enforcent ship, one had to pass through other ships.

Since there was ti to spare anyway.

It was like the New Year crowd, starting to visit from ship to ship along the river.

It must be admitted, you get what you pay for.

Including Fishery Administration 22, all the law enforcent vessels, whether in terms of equipnt technology or crew living conditions, were inferior to the new ship built by Jiangnan Province Fishery with over fifteen million funds.

In a comprehensive ranking, Fishery ranked first, Port Supervision second, Jiangcheng Water Police Division third...

Changhang Binjiang Branch and Binjiang Water Police Division only had three old and worn-out speedboats and had to dock at the outermost side; otherwise, they might accidentally get crushed by other ships, so there was really no comparison.

While everyone was teasing the drivers left behind at Binjiang Water Police Division and Changhang Binjiang Branch, a radio call from the reception staff ca through, saying soone from the Port Supervision Bureau was looking for Han Yu.

Sister is here!

Han Yu hastily apologized to his seniors and rushed back to 001 amidst their roaring laughter.

After waiting for about five minutes, Han Xiangning arrived with a thermal flask on a shuttle boat.

Han Yu welcod her on board, quickly washed his hands, and had dinner in the command cabin.

"Today we detained eighteen sand mining ships and forty-two sand transport ships in total, Director Zhao said that soone obstructed law enforcent in the morning; three were detained by Gaoru, five in the city area, two in Changzhou, and we detained one in Linghai."

"Have the illegal earnings been tallied?"

"That can’t be done so quickly, but Director Zhao said they are working overti to interrogate and Water Administration is also working overti to audit and take stock."

Han Xiangning smiled and added, "There’s a summary and comndation eting tomorrow morning, probably the results will definitely be estimated before the eting."

As Han Yu picked up a piece of braised pork cooked by his mother-in-law, he smiled and asked, "Your office must have had a good harvest today?"

"I don’t know about the other offices, but it doesn’t involve our Port Supervision Departnt."

"How many tickets did you issue today?"

"Not many; you caught them last ti and scared off the sand mining bosses, so they don’t dare to sand mine near Sanhe."

"Not many aning how many exactly?"

"Fifty-three thousand six hundred; Gaoru Port Supervision Office made a big profit today since there are many sand ships there."

"They are close to Yangzhou and Zhenjiang, so there are definitely more sand ships there than here."

"That is because we are close to them and they have complaints against us," Han Xiangning peeked outside the window and couldn’t help laughing, "They said our approach is almost like a ’driving-away law enforcent’, we are too harsh, and we scared the sand mining bosses; the sand ships will only run to their area in the future."

"Hahaha, that’s interesting."

"Our departnt leaders also find it interesting; after receiving the neighbors’ calls, they imdiately discussed with Director Peng, Political Commissioner Wang, and Director Liao from the Water Resources Bureau, planning a dual approach to consolidate the hard-earned achievents."

Han Yu curiously asked, "What dual approach?"

Han Xiangning giggled, "One is that the three departnts will redirect forces to set up a water inspection station at the boundary waters between Gaoru and Taizhou specifically to block any potential sand mining ships coming from upstream; second is to issue a joint notice, asking the locks along the river to help monitor, strictly forbidding any unauthorized sand ships from entering the Yangtze River."

The leaders of the three units have considered it thoroughly!

Han Yu thought for a mont and then asked with a smile, "They are just navigating; if a ship’s papers are complete, what basis do you have to prevent them from entering Binjiang Waters or passing through the locks?"

"The city takes it seriously; just one docunt from the city is enough. Whether it’s sand ships coming from upstream or sand ships entering the Yangtze River from inland rivers, all who want to co must first go to the Water Administration Supervision Enforcent Team to get a transit permit."

"This is also possible?"

"Local regulations; what’s not possible about that."

Han Xiangning pointed toward Zhangjia Port across the river, adding, "The other three don’t want to end up like Zhenjiang Port Supervision Bureau, plagued by water traffic accidents caused by sand ships. They’re currently consulting and reporting to the local governnts on the other side, waiting for the other shore to issue corresponding regulations; then the sand mining issues in Binjiang Waters can basically be controlled."

Han Yu pondered, "No matter how good the regulations are, their effectiveness depends on enforcent."