China Plans To Revise Maritime Safety Law To Make Foreign Submersibles Travel On Surface, State Media Says International Business Times China is contemplating revising its maritime safety law to make foreign submersibles travel on the surface and report their movements to Chinese officials when it enters the country's territorial waters, state media said Tuesday. "Foreign submersibles ... |
2017-02-15
China Plans To Revise Maritime Safety Law To Make Foreign Submersibles Travel On Surface, State Media Says – International Business Times
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