The reporter learned from the China maritime police bureau that in order to resolutely curb the frequent smuggling activities in the waters of the Pearl River Estuary, from October 1 to 7, the Guangdong maritime police bureau, together with the Guangdong Provincial Public Security Department, the customs anti smuggling, maritime and marine comprehensive law enforcement, market supervision and other departments, and the Hong Kong marine police, launched the "Bay clearing operation", focusing on cleaning up and cracking down on illegal ships such as high-powered speedboats, as well as providing them with refueling "Hotel boat" and "refueling boat" for water, accommodation and other services. According to the report, the action has yielded substantial results, and 55 cases involving smuggling gang were cracked up, 353 suspect were arrested, 860 illegal ships including "three no" big horsepower speedboats were seized, 1413 illegal ships were hidden and 1413 points were ashore, and 62 illegal shipyards, illegal cold storage and trading venues were investigated, and imported engines, vehicles, and frozen products were seized. A batch of oil products and contraband. This is the first time that the maritime police, public security organs and Hong Kong marine police have jointly carried out law enforcement operations in Guangdong and Hong Kong waters. For the first time, the maritime police, public security, maritime and marine comprehensive law enforcement departments have sent ships and formed a joint law enforcement formation to participate in the war. For the first time, helicopters have been dispatched to carry out three-dimensional attacks linked with ships, so as to achieve the same strategy with the water and the same bay, It has effectively deterred smuggling and criminal activities in Guangdong and Hong Kong waters. Guangdong maritime police and public security law enforcement formation cruised in the "Qingwan operation" (photographed on October 6). Issued by Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Gong Jianfeng) In the joint law enforcement of "Qingwan operation", the Guangdong Coast Guard ship carries public security personnel to intercept the target ship (photographed on October 6). Issued by Xinhua News Agency (photographed by Wei Changhong) In the joint law enforcement of "Qingwan operation", law enforcement officers of Guangdong maritime police boarded and inspected the suspected ship (photographed on October 6). Issued by Xinhua News Agency (photographed by Wei Changhong) Guangdong maritime police and Public Security launched a joint sea and air cruise in the "Qingwan operation" (photographed on October 6). Issued by Xinhua News Agency (Photo by Jing Guomin) (reporter Liu Xin) (outlook new era)