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Taiwan’s coast guard has taken delivery of its fourth 1,000-ton patrol vessel, hailed as a milestone in the nation’s push for domestic shipbuilding and stronger defenses against China's gray-zone activity.

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00:00Taiwan's Coast Guard has taken delivery of its fourth 1,000-ton patrol vessel, the Hualien.
00:06Vice President B. Kim Hsiao presided over the ceremony,
00:09calling it a major step forward in the country's policy to boost domestic shipbuilding.
00:14Like Hualien, it is the front line of the front line of the太平洋.
00:19Hualien is also the first line of the first line of the Hualien.
00:25In addition to the Hualien, the new Coast Guard vessel was officially named the Penghu.
00:31Both ships are built for endurance and seaworthiness,
00:34equipped with medical facilities and high-pressure water cannons.
00:38The Coast Guard administration says the additions will strengthen law enforcement,
00:42fisheries patrols, rescue missions and responses to gray zone incursions.
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