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Shanghai port maintains secure operation with ‘closed-loop’ system

Last updated: 2022/04/15 at 4:25 PM
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The Shanghai port is sustaining easy and secure operation with tightened pandemic management measures amid the latest COVID-19 surge, port engineers mentioned this week.

The operator of the Port of Shanghai, Shanghai Worldwide Port Group (SIPG), mentioned loading and unloading on the port is being carried out moderately easily.

The “closed-loop administration” contained in the Shanghai port space can guarantee 24-hour uninterrupted operation that’s unaffected by the epidemic, mentioned Huang Hua, chief distant operator of the Yangshan Part 5 Automation Terminal on the Shanghai port.

The administration system requires staff to remain in particular areas to stop the unfold of COVID-19.

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Nevertheless, as a result of lockdown in Shanghai and the tightened epidemic management measures within the Yangtze River Delta, transportation of containers out of the terminal is restricted, Huang mentioned.

If the containers can not arrive and go away the port on time, they’ll pile up and disrupt regular operations on the port, he added.

With a view to permit truck drivers to journey easily within the Yangtze River Delta area, SIPG has launched a single “cross” for container truck drivers, which has gained mutual recognition within the Yangtze River Delta area. The cross exhibits the digital lading invoice, driver’s Shanghai QR code and damaging nucleic acid take a look at outcome throughout the previous 48 hours.

Outbound container truck transportation capability has been slashed by 25 to 30 % in contrast with the earlier two years, mentioned Dai Yue, normal supervisor of the transport information part at SIPG.

China’s Ministry of Transport, along with different authorities departments, issued new plans to make sure logistics operations, together with constructing a nationwide transport cross system to challenge passes that might be acknowledged and obtainable throughout the nation.

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The authorities additionally emphasised that native governments and regulators can not impose stringent or one-size-fits-all prevention measures.
Supply: CGTN



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