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A confiscated ex-Hong Kong pleasure craft No. 23719 with
6 Chinese uniformed men on board was stopped twice within Hong Kong
waters one mile near of Lun Kwu Chau, 3 kms inside Hong Kong waters.
They gave the reason that they were looking for suspicious speedboats in
This vessel was observed leaving Hong Kong waters to Shekou at
the area.
0830 hrs.
(d) 15.3.90
A police launch was informed that a Hong Kong fishing
vessel had been boarded by some customs officers, 600 yards north of Tai
A Chau, just inside Hong Kong waters. In responding, the police launch
located the Hong Kong fishing vessel and found three Chinese uniformed
men on board. The fishing vessel ignored orders given by the police
launch to stop or alter course. The police launch observed the Hong Kong
fishing vessel leaving Hong Kong waters.
(e) 30.3.90
A police launch located a CPV towing a Chinese registered
vessel at Shum Wan East entrance of Aberdeen Harbour, three and a half
kilometres inside Hong Kong waters. The CPV refused to stop and ignored
all signals given by the police launch. At last a boarding party boarded
the Chinese registered vessel being towed. The CPV uniformed men on
board the Chinese registered vessel told the boarding party that their
CPV had arrested the Chinese registered vessel outside Hong Kong waters
but because they had to repair some minor defects of the CPV, they had
come into Hong Kong waters. They then left Hong Kong waters with the
Chinese vessel.
3.4.90
A Hong Kong fishing vessel with a cargo of 45 TV sets was
sighted being intercepted by a CPV and boarded by five Chinese uniformed
men, 400 yards south of Wang Chau, 13 kms inside Hong Kong waters. On
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