Joint Patrols Organized by the People's Liberation Army Garrison in Hong Kong
Xinhua News Agency, Hong Kong, June 11 (Reporter Xiao Yichen) - The People's Liberation Army stationed in Hong Kong conducted an emergency mobilization exercise on June 11, deploying part of its land, sea, and air forces to organize joint patrols, focusing on honing the troops' combat capabilities in emergency response, rapid planning, urgent deployment, joint operations, and special situation handling.
This joint patrol involved multiple branches, including high-mobility infantry on land, main battle ships at sea, and helicopters in the air. The exercise was organized and implemented in a coherent manner according to real combat requirements, highlighting the rapid deployment and planning of the command post, maritime and aerial vigilance patrols, and joint counter-terrorism operations. It aimed to consolidate and enhance the garrison's ability to respond to emergencies and carry out diverse military tasks through high-intensity joint operations and confrontation drills.
During the joint patrol, the garrison strictly adhered to the legal regulations regarding roads, waterways, and aviation management in Hong Kong, and had previously informed the relevant departments of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government.
The People's Liberation Army conducted joint patrols in Hong Kong on June 11, involving land, sea, and air forces. The exercise focused on enhancing emergency response capabilities and operational readiness. The garrison complied with local laws during the patrols, which included high-mobility infantry, main battle ships, and helicopters.
- The People's Liberation Army conducted joint patrols in Hong Kong on June 11.
- The exercise involved land, sea, and air forces.
- The focus was on emergency response and operational readiness.
- The garrison adhered to local laws during the patrols.
- The operation included high-mobility infantry, naval vessels, and helicopters.