3 the South China Sea drilling platform started operations require ships to stay away from | dispute | rigs _ news

People's daily Beijing, June 19 hearing, according to the China Maritime Safety Administration's Web site, from June 13 to August 12, China's "second South China Sea" and "sea, fourth", "fifth South China Sea" three rigs drilling in waters of the South China Sea, and displayed in a visible place the prescribed lights and shapes, requires 1 nautical mile away from the platform through the ship.

Here's what waters work across platforms:

From June 13 to July 15, "the South China Sea, fourth" rig: wushi oilfield, with 20 ° 33 '. 5N 109 ° 33 '. 8E centered within a 1 nautical mile radius;

From June 13 to August 12, "the South China Sea, second" rig: lufeng oil field, with 21 ° 38 ' 03.7 ' n 116 ° 16 ' 30.2 ' e-centric, within a 1 nautical mile radius;

From June 13 to August 12, "the South China Sea, fifth" rig: oilfield, Panyu, 19 ° 59 ' n 114/52.9 ° 41 ' 40.8 7″ e-Central, within a 1 nautical mile radius.

14:59 June 19, 2014 People's daily online