Recently, the China Maritime Search and Rescue Center, the China Shipowners Association, and China Ocean Shipping Group Co., Ltd. jointly held a joint anti-pirate shipyard exercise in Shanghai. The exercise was hosted by COSCO SHIPPING Container Transport Co., Ltd., and the “COSCO SHIPPING Rose” ship sailing in the Gulf of Aden participated in the exercise. The exercise simulated that the “COSCO SHIPPING Rose” ship was attacked by armed pirates while sailing through the Gulf of Aden. The pirates attacked on a speedboat and attacked using drones and rockets. Part of the ship caught fire and the crew were injured. The pirates took the opportunity to board the ship. The exercises set up subjects such as armed security protection, fire fighting, treatment of the wounded, leaving the safety chamber, and coordinating warship rescue, covering aspects such as alarm, information verification and notification, evaluation and decision making, emergency response, collaborative handling, emergency rescue, and termination response. The China Maritime Search and Rescue Center, the China Shipowners' Association, shipping companies and other relevant units closely cooperated to promptly report information, coordinate domestic and international rescue resources, and coordinate the Navy's escort warships as soon as they arrived in the waters where the incident occurred to carry out rescue operations. All crew members escaped safely.

Recently, the China Maritime Search and Rescue Center, the China Shipowners Association, and China Ocean Shipping Group Co., Ltd. jointly held a joint anti-pirate shipyard exercise in Shanghai. The exercise was hosted by COSCO SHIPPING Container Transport Co., Ltd., and the “COSCO SHIPPING Rose” ship sailing in the Gulf of Aden participated in the exercise. The exercise simulated that the “COSCO SHIPPING Rose” ship was attacked by armed pirates while sailing through the Gulf of Aden. The pirates attacked on a speedboat and attacked using drones and rockets. Part of the ship caught fire and the crew were injured. The pirates took the opportunity to board the ship. The exercises set up subjects such as armed security protection, fire fighting, treatment of the wounded, leaving the safety chamber, and coordinating warship rescue, covering aspects such as alarm, information verification and notification, evaluation and decision making, emergency response, collaborative handling, emergency rescue, and termination response. The China Maritime Search and Rescue Center, the China Shipowners' Association, shipping companies and other relevant units closely cooperated to promptly report information, coordinate domestic and international rescue resources, and coordinate the Navy's escort warships as soon as they arrived in the waters where the incident occurred to carry out rescue operations. All crew members escaped safely.