China Taiwan Network, May 2 According to Taiwan's "United Daily News" report, Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen has promoted a nearly 900 billion yuan (NT$, the same below) forward-looking plan, and the "Coast Patrol Administration" will also promote "preparation for the establishment of a coast patrol "Forward-looking development plan for ships". The plan plans to spend tens of billions of dollars to build a total of 141 ships of various types, including 12 600-ton coastal patrol ships.
The Coast Guard pointed out in the evening that the "forward development plan" is still in the review stage of the "Executive Yuan" and will not be explained to the public until it is approved. However, part of the ship has already reached the end of its lifespan. In addition to affecting the performance of the mission, it may also cause safety concerns among colleagues. Therefore, considering the need for task conversion, we will first use the current ships of the Taiwan Navy as the basis to carry out partial cabin, structure and equipment Modified to comply with maritime patrol missions.
The "Coast Patrol Administration" also said that Taiwan is surrounded by sea, and neighboring areas have strengthened maritime patrol capabilities. However, the current "Coast Patrol Agency" large ships have insufficient energy, are old, and the ships are complex and difficult to manage. They are in maintenance. Under the mission of maritime rights and interests and fishery protection, there is an urgent need to prepare for the construction of coast patrol vessels with superior performance. (China Taiwan Net Gao Xu)
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