What should we do if a large oil spill suddenly appears at sea?

From detecting the pollution and reporting the incident to mobilizing personnel and equipment, every step is a race against time.

This marine pollution response drill simulated the real-world response to a sudden marine pollution incident. Oil booms were deployed at sea to contain the spill, while cleanup operations were carried out along the shoreline. Different agencies coordinated closely and worked together, putting their preparedness into action on the ground.

The goal of the drill is to ensure that when a real emergency occurs, we can respond faster and more effectively.

Every drill builds valuable response experience—and strengthens our ability to protect the coast.

Facing the unpredictable risks of marine pollution, New Taipei continues to stay prepared and safeguard every stretch of its coastline.