Jing Yuan 626

Notes

1. The Jing Yuan 626 was detected by the Argentine coast guard appearing to fish illegally in the Gulf of San Jorge in 2018. The coast guard gave chase and the vessel evaded arrest. It was eventually made to pay 500,000 pesos ($20,768) to cover the costs of the pursuit in addition to a fine of over 7,500,000 pesos ($343,500). C4ADS traced back the vessel's ultimate beneficial owner as being the Chinese state-owned Capital Operation and Management Center.
2. The Jing Yuan 626 disabled its

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    for 3,048.91 hours (127.03 days) in the South Atlantic Ocean between February 2018 and June 2018.
3. The Jing Yuan 626 disabled its

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    for 608.85 hours (25.36 days) in the Argentine Sea in January 2018.
4. The Jing Yuan 626 disabled its

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    for 526.3 hours (21.92 days) in the Southeastern Pacific Ocean in Septemer 2019.
5. The Jing Yuan 626 disabled its

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    for 276.93 hours (11.53 days) in the South Pacific Ocean in December 2019.
6. The Jing Yuan 626 disabled its

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    for 223.85 hours (9.32 days) in the South Pacific Ocean between August 2019 and September 2019.
7. The Jing Yuan 626 disabled its

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    for 220.1 hours (9.17 days) in the South Pacific Ocean between November 2019 and December 2019.
8. The Jing Yuan 626 disabled its

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    for 194.13 hours (8.08 days) in the South Pacific Ocean in November 2019.