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A Vietnamese ship sank in the waters of Nansha with 62 crew members onboard. So far, 44 have been rescued by Chinese responders, while 18 remain missing. Search and rescue efforts are ongoing.
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The Yangtze River achieved 1.97 billion tons of cargo throughput in H1 2023, enhancing economic vitality, green shipping initiatives, and digital service integration.
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The 2026 Wuzhou Crew Skills Competition emphasized maritime collaboration in cultivating a skilled workforce for the development of the West River waterway and the expansion of cross-regional shipping.
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Ningbo launches its first citywide "One-Stop" Maritime Dispute Resolution Center, streamlining multi-department collaboration and enhancing the protection of rights for crew members and maritime companies.
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A groundbreaking waterway emergency drill in Chongqing's Wushan region demonstrates digital systems and AI-driven technologies for improved safety and swift crisis response.
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Shanghai unveils its ambitious plan to become a global leader in shipping and logistics by 2030, focusing on scaling operations, digital transformation, and green innovation.
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Jiangsu province launches a comprehensive safety overhaul to reduce risks in managing hazardous port goods, emphasizing detailed assessments, control measures, and preparedness for extreme weather conditions.
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Tianjin Maritime Bureau innovates streamlined maritime services to enhance offshore oil transportation efficiency, reducing costs and improving regulatory processes.
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China's first exported pure electric container ship, constructed by Shandong New Energy Shipyard, has been delivered for Vietnam's green inland shipping route, advancing zero-carbon development.
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Successful offshore launch of the Gravity-1 rocket in Donghai highlights the efforts of a structured maritime and rescue system under challenging conditions.
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A maritime summer camp in Qinhuangdao introduces youth to navigation training, ocean safety, and China's maritime technological advances through immersive activities.
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A practice event on water environment governance, integrating theory with practical applications, was organized by Zhejiang University and CCCC Shanghai Dredging Company.
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Yangtze River Nanjing Channel Bureau actively supports Nanjing's economic growth through optimized waterway services, infrastructure collaboration, and logistical enhancements.
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The South Passage waterway improvement marks a critical phase for the Yangtze River's shipping infrastructure, enhancing capacity and supporting key economic growth initiatives.
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From January to June, Lianyungang Port experienced a 7.18% increase in cargo throughput, with fertilizer and bauxite volumes doubling, and vehicle exports rising by 19.96%.
