December 26, 2023 — According to the China Maritime Safety Administration**, the Qinglan Maritime Safety Administration issued a navigation warning today, reminding sea users to be aware that rocket wreckage will fall in some waters of the South China Sea between 11 a.m. and 12 a.m. on December 26.
It is understood that this navigation warning is an early warning decision made based on relevant intelligence and monitoring data to ensure maritime safety. The warning was issued in the South China Sea from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. Beijing time. Qinglan Maritime Safety Bureau calls on all relevant parties to follow the warnings and take necessary measures to reduce potential risks.
The falling of the rocket wreckage can cause chaos in maritime traffic and endanger the safety of the vessel and crew. In its warning, the Qinglan Maritime Safety Bureau stressed that all vessels should avoid entering the area and maintain a high level of vigilance at sea. The specific cause of the incident and the type of rocket involved have not been officially disclosed, but the MSA stressed the importance of taking preventive measures.
In order to strengthen the monitoring and guidance of vessels, the Qinglan Maritime Safety Bureau has launched relevant maritime patrol and navigation services to ensure that maritime traffic is effectively managed during the fall of rocket wreckage. In addition, the Qinglan Maritime Safety Bureau also maintains close contact with other relevant departments to coordinate the handling of possible emergencies.
In the event of an emergency, the vessel and its crew shall immediately contact the Qinglan Maritime Safety Bureau or other relevant rescue agencies for timely help and guidance. At the same time, the MSA also reminded all parties to pay attention to the latest news and updates released by the official authorities to obtain accurate information on the fall of rocket wreckage.
The specific impact and potential risks of the rocket wreckage incident are still to be officially released for more information. The Qinglan Maritime Safety Bureau will continue to closely monitor the situation and issue further notices and guidelines as necessary. Maritime security is paramount, and the Qinglan Maritime Safety Bureau calls on all relevant parties to work together to ensure the security and stability of the South China Sea.