According to the WeChat official account of the China Maritime Police, since 2024, the China Maritime Police Bureau has been focusing on the "clean sea" special action, focusing on cutting off the drug smuggling channels at sea, and has always maintained a strict crackdown on drug crimes. So far, 12.6 tons of drugs such as methamphetamine, heroin, chloramine, cocaine, and marijuana have been seized, 78 suspect have been arrested, and 5 cross-border drug trafficking gangs have been eliminated. Especially in the first half of this year, a total of 8.8 tons of drugs were seized, setting a new high in the history of drug seizures by the coast guard. According to the deployment requirements of the National Narcotics Control Commission, maritime police agencies at all levels persist in tackling major cases, focus on key targets and directions related to drugs at sea, strengthen intelligence investigation and search, conduct in-depth analysis and judgment, efficiently carry out investigation and seizure operations, and successfully solve a series of major drug cases such as "3.15", "3.24", "4.06", etc; Adhere to three-dimensional control, flexibly use tactical tactics such as sea land linkage, ship aircraft coordination, boarding control, and search and seizure to build a strong defense line against drug abuse at sea; Persist in composite strikes, strengthen cooperation with public security, customs, immigration management and other departments, promote the exchange and sharing of case clues and intelligence information, and form a joint force for drug control work; Adhere to the leadership of the "brand", fully leverage the role of the 95110 maritime alarm service platform, widely mobilize the masses to participate in the people's war against drugs, and create a strong atmosphere of nationwide drug control. Next, the China Coast Guard will continue to increase its maritime control efforts, enhance the efficiency of patrol and investigation, deepen departmental cooperation, further strengthen the defense line against drug abuse at sea, and strive for greater achievements in the fight against drug abuse at sea. (New Society)