What s going on with the Thai Mekong Joint Patrol Law Enforcement? Why Joint Enforcement?

In order to crack down on cross-border illegal and criminal activities in the Mekong River Basin, such as terrorism, smuggling, smuggling, drug trafficking, gun trafficking, and human trafficking. In this operation, the four countries respectively carried out joint operations in Guanlei, China, Banxiangguo, Laos, Mengmo, and Wanbong, Myanmar, in a full-line and segmented, fixed-point and random manner.

Mekong River Joint Patrol Law Enforcement is a joint law enforcement and patrol between China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand in the Mekong River Basin, with the aim of ensuring the safety of navigation in the Mekong River Basin, so that ships from the four countries can pass safely on the basin and ensure the safety of the four countries.

Because the most dangerous area in the Mekong River basin is at the confluence of the three countries, and the area below is also where the robbers are most frequented, it can be very chaotic, and criminals often trade in this area, and now the joint law enforcement of the four countries will maximize the political and economic benefits.

Because the Mekong River basin is very wide, it passes through several countries. In order to protect the respective interests of each country, these countries have sent teams to jointly enforce the law.

In order to ensure the security and stability of the Mekong region, the three countries can also further crack down on criminal activities.

This area, because it is located at the junction of the three countries, if no one manages it, it is a three-way zone, drug traffickers and criminals are rampant, and the joint law enforcement of the three countries can restrain the illegal forces in the region and maintain social stability.

In order to guarantee the safety of citizens. Because the law and order in that area is very bad, several countries will jointly patrol and enforce the law.

I think the reason why they did this is also to make sure that the situation on both sides of the river is stable, and that the river can run normally and smoothly.

The joint patrol is expected to take 4 days and 3 nights, with a total voyage of more than 600 kilometers, and the four parties will adopt a combination of sectional patrols and full-line patrols to strengthen the patrol and control of key Mekong waters, and make every effort to ensure the safety and stability of the river basin. The operation coincided with the eve of the Chinese New Year, a traditional Chinese festival, and the squadron will also extend Spring Festival condolences to the Chinese police at the Mekong River Joint Patrol and Law Enforcement Liaison Point in Laos, as well as grassroots law enforcement team members in Laos, Myanmar and Thailand.

Before the action, China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand held a summary meeting of the 100-day campaign to crack down on the crime of smuggling on the Mekong River in the first way, comprehensively summarized the work of the 100-day campaign, and held consultations on the next step of joint efforts to combat cross-border criminal activities. It is understood that since the launch of the 100-day campaign to crack down on the crime of smuggling on the Mekong River, China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand have relied on the joint command of the four countries to strengthen information exchange, case coordination and action docking and coordination, and have reported to each other, assisted in investigation, and jointly tried relevant cases, and achieved remarkable results, cracking a total of 39 cases of smuggling and repatriating 1,195 smuggling people, effectively curbing the high incidence of smuggling crimes in the Mekong River.

The first voyage of the China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Mekong joint patrol and law enforcement was launched in Guanlei, China, and the international shipping of the Mekong River was fully resumed, creating a new model of law enforcement and security cooperation between China and neighboring countries. From 1 to 100 patrols, the law enforcement departments of the four countries dispatched a total of 16,018 law enforcement team members, 886 law enforcement boats, and a voyage of more than 56,700 kilometers, and carried out more than 100 joint water and land investigations, emergency responses, joint search and rescue, anti-terrorism drills and other operations in key waters and sections such as the Golden Triangle, seized tons of drugs, destroyed 11 criminal gangs of illegal immigrants, rescued 536 people from 130 merchant ships in distress, recovered direct economic losses of 100 million yuan, and effectively deterred illegal and criminal activities in the Mekong River Basin. It has effectively promoted the economic and social development of the river basin, and the sense of security and happiness of the people along the river has been significantly improved.

The relevant person in charge of the Water Patrol Corps of the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department said that the four-party law enforcement department will take the 101 patrol as a new starting point, uphold the "Mekong River spirit" of solidarity, mutual assistance, inclusiveness, equality and mutual benefit, continuously strengthen the investment and guarantee of joint patrol law enforcement, build a regular and professional international police cooperation team, increase the crackdown on cross-border crimes, and continue to escort the Mekong waterway.

Operation Mekong is actually an operation against drug traffickers, because the Mekong River is used by many drug traffickers to sell drugs, so the Mekong operation must be carried out.

Every year, we carry out joint anti-narcotics operations related to the Mekong River, and carry out joint special operations in accordance with the prominent problems of illegal and criminal problems in the region, so as to maintain a high-pressure and hard-hitting posture against cross-border illegal and criminal activities in the Mekong River on a regular basis.

The main purpose of the Mekong operation is to ensure the safety of the river, and at the same time, through joint law enforcement, a regular and professional international police cooperation team can be created to strengthen the fight against cross-border crimes and continue to protect the Mekong waterway.

The China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Mekong joint patrol and law enforcement mechanism was first launched in December 2011 after the "10.5" case on the Mekong River in 2011.

With a total length of more than 4,900 kilometers, the Mekong River flows through six countries: China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam and then flows into the South China Sea. Starting from the port of Guanlei in China, passing through the border waters of China, Laos and Myanmar, after leaving the country, it will go all the way to the hinterland of the Golden Triangle (the border waters of Laos, Myanmar and Thailand), and then turn back, the whole journey is 256 kilometers, and the round trip is 512 kilometers. The Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department's Water Patrol Corps conducts joint patrols once a month, and the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department's Water Patrol Corps mainly carries out escort of merchant ships, multilateral exchanges, and joint law enforcement, and jointly maintains the security and stability of the 337-kilometer Mekong International Waterway and its coastal areas.

The China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand Mekong River Joint Patrol and Law Enforcement Mechanism has formed a series of operational guidelines for jointly cracking down on illegal and criminal activities in the Mekong River Basin. The law enforcement departments of the four countries have continued to carry out special operations such as anti-gang crime, joint anti-narcotics, and border rectification, focusing on prominent public security issues, effectively purifying the public security environment. At the same time, the security capacity along the river has been improved to ensure the effective security of the river basin.

Since its establishment in 2011, a total of 15,818 law enforcement officers have been dispatched, 787 law enforcement vessels have been dispatched, and the voyage has been more than 56,100 kilometers. Law enforcement vessels patrol the river 25 days a month, and the police detection rate reaches more than 80%. A total of more than 2,000 merchant ships have been escorted, 130 merchant ships in distress and 536 people have been rescued, and economic losses of 100 million yuan have been recovered.

There have been zero cases of hijacking of merchant ships on the Mekong River, the cargo throughput of ports along the river has doubled, and the number of tourists has increased by more than 20% annually.

A total of 94 joint law enforcement operations will be carried out in the waters of the "Golden Triangle" from Jingha to Mekong River in China, and the operation will be carried out for a period of 4 days and 3 nights. So far, the four parties have jointly cracked 7 drug cases, seized kilograms of drugs, and arrested 9 criminal suspects, effectively cracking down on drug-related criminal activities in the Mekong River Basin.

Since the launch of the China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Mekong joint law enforcement in 2011, good bilateral and multilateral cooperative relations have been established, and a sound anti-drug law enforcement and information exchange mechanism has been formed.

So far, 100 times have been launched, and the results have been very good, effectively ensuring the safety of Mekong River transportation activities and protecting people's lives and property.

So far, 94 launches have been carried out, which have been done very well, with a large number of drugs and drug addicts seized, and a number of dens destroyed.

100 times. December 10 is the 100th anniversary of the China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Mekong Joint Patrol and Law Enforcement Patrol. On December 8, the 100th cruise of the law enforcement formation officially set sail.

According to the data provided by the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department, in the past nine years, the law enforcement formation has sailed more than 56,100 kilometers, seized more than 4,600 kilograms of drugs, rescued 130 merchant ships in distress, escorted more than 2,000 merchant ships, and recovered economic losses totaling 100 million yuan for the people of all countries along the river.

It's supposed to start, and at least three or so completions are actually quite good, and only a few fail.

At 9:30 a.m. on December 8, 2020, four law enforcement boats set sail at Jingha Wharf in Xishuangbanna, China, representing China to participate in the joint patrol and law enforcement mission of the four countries is the water patrol corps of the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department, which is the 100th China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand (China, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand) Mekong River joint patrol law enforcement officially launched.

It is understood that the China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Mekong joint patrol and law enforcement operation is expected to be carried out for 4 days and 3 nights, with a total voyage of more than 620 kilometers, and will pass through the waters at the junction of China and Myanmar, Laos and Myanmar, and the junction waters of Laos, Myanmar and Thailand. At the same time, the cruise will be carried out in a combination of sectional patrols and full-line patrols, in order to pay close attention to various epidemic prevention and control measures.

Since the establishment of the China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Mekong Joint Patrol and Law Enforcement Mechanism in 2011, 99 patrols and law enforcement have been carried out, with a total of 787 law enforcement vessels and 15,818 law enforcement personnel dispatched, with a total voyage distance of 10,000 kilometers. A total of more than 4,600 kilograms of narcotics have been seized, 130 merchant ships in distress have been rescued, thousands of merchant ships have been escorted, and economic losses totaling 100 million yuan have been recovered for the people of all countries along the river.

The official of the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Department said that the main purpose of this is to ensure the safety and stability of the Mekong River's 337 kilometers of international waterways and coastal waterways.

The law enforcement departments of China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand have closely focused on the purpose of unified and coordinated action, strengthening rapid response, and improving law enforcement capabilities, carried out in-depth police operations and deepened escort operations, continuously improved the police cooperation mechanism, jointly cracked down on illegal and criminal activities in the Mekong River Basin, intensified the crackdown on cross-border crimes, and continued to effectively purify the public security environment such as anti-gang crime, joint anti-narcotics, and border rectification. Relying on the duty points and contact points along the river, law enforcement cooperation and exchanges have been actively carried out, and the safety of the river basin has been effectively guaranteed. Let the ships of the four countries pass safely on this river basin, provide a safe guarantee for the four countries, jointly maintain the development environment, reinvigorate shipping confidence, and continue to escort the Mekong waterway.

Today, the China-Laos-Myanmar-Thailand-Mekong Joint Patrol and Law Enforcement Mechanism has become a model for international law enforcement cooperation in the region.

The aim is to ensure the safety of navigation in the Mekong Basin region, to ensure the safe passage and safety of vessels from these four countries in the Mekong River**, and to effectively combat crime.

They do this to protect the safety of the public and their property, and I think that this kind of behavior will also protect the long-term peace and stability of the country and the maritime field.

It is to protect the safety of navigation on the Mekong River, combat transnational crime, and maintain the safety of the Mekong River. This action was organized by four countries in the aftermath of the 2011 Mekong case.

The aim is to continuously strengthen joint control of the Mekong Basin, deepen the fight against cross-border crime, and most importantly, ensure the security and stability of the Mekong Basin.

It is to prevent drugs from entering the hinterland and poison the lives of the people, and also to protect the lives of the people on the riverbank.

This was done to maintain stability at the junction of the three countries. Now that 2021 is about to begin, cross-border ** between countries will be frequent, and patrols will be strengthened to ensure that merchants can safely transport goods to ports.

Joint patrol law enforcement, this is also to prevent criminals from two countries from doing some illegal things, and then hide in each other's borders, which is not easy to arrest, but also to jointly prevent them.

I think this is of great significance, because it can better safeguard fairness and justice in the Mekong region, crack down on illegal and criminal acts, and promote security and peace in the region.

Joint patrol law enforcement activities are important to protect the security of the place, but also to ensure the safety of the waters, and at the same time to strengthen cooperation between the two countries.

The purpose of this is to promote the efficiency of law enforcement and promote friendly relations between the two countries, because it will allow both sides to enforce the law better.

The purpose of this is to maintain the security of the borders of all countries, so as to ensure that the lives and property of the peoples of all countries are not violated.

I think the purpose of the three countries is actually to maintain the security and stability of the Mekong River basin and crack down on the **** nearby.

The 71st Mekong River Joint Patrol and Law Enforcement of China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand was launched on the 26th at Guanleifu Port in Xishuangbanna, Yunnan Province. The law enforcement operation coincides with the "June 26" International Anti-Drug Day, and the quadripartite boat formation will carry out joint public investigations, anti-drug propaganda, cultural and sports exchanges among the four countries and other activities.

This joint patrol service is in the rainy season, the water level is soaring, there are many floating objects, the channel is complex and changeable, and the cruising danger is greater. The 256-kilometer journey of the joint patrol and law enforcement formation from China's Guanlei Port to the Laos Golden Kapok Wharf in the Laos border waters of Laos and Myanmar passed through the border waters of China and Myanmar respectively. China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand sent commanders and liaison officers to the Chinese law enforcement command boat to jointly direct and dispatch operations.

The relevant person in charge of the water detachment of the Yunnan Provincial Public Security Frontier Corps said that according to the recent severe anti-drug situation in the Mekong River Basin, the law enforcement departments of China, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand agreed to carry out joint public investigation and anti-drug propaganda in key waters such as the Golden Triangle during the cruise, carry out exchanges on the drug situation, jointly study key law enforcement directions, and intensify joint efforts to prevent and crack down on drug crimes in the Mekong River Basin.

According to the consensus reached at the beginning of the year, the four countries will also send law enforcement officers to gather in Banbang, Myanmar to carry out cultural and sports exchanges between the four countries in the second quarter of 2018, strengthen cultural exchanges between the countries, further enhance mutual understanding and friendship between grassroots law enforcement personnel, promote the pragmatic development of law enforcement cooperation, and lay the foundation for deepening joint patrol and law enforcement on the Mekong River.