Regulations Governing Quarantine at Ports Article 9

Inbound ships entering international port from other countries (boundaries) shall within 4 to 72 hours, report the following by their shipmaster to the quarantine authorities:1. Name of ship, call sign and voyage number;2. The last port of departure, date and time;3. Name of port anchored during the 30 days prior to arrival and the date of departure;4. Expected date and time of arrival;5. Types of Sanitary Control Certificate for ship, issued date and place;6. Number of crew and passengers;7. Any deaths or patients with communicable diseases on board within 30 days prior to arrival and their relevant information;8. Any deaths from unknown causes within 30 days prior to arrival;9. Any breeding of rats or vectors;10. Other relevant matters.When sailing time of this voyage is less than 4 hours, upon approval of the quarantine authority, it may complete reporting prior to voyage.If death occurs or patients with communicable disease detected after reporting, it should immediately be reported the relevant information to the quarantine authority such as the number of infections or deaths, their names, symptoms or causes of deaths.Upon reviewing of reports mentioned in the preceding first three paragraphs, if the quarantine authority decides that the ship in question is in no danger of transmitting communicable diseases, entry permit will be granted.