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Asia Pacific Containers Ports and Logistics

Coronavirus: Chinese ports face logjam over lack of trucks

Carriers have reported slow pickups of reefer boxes at ports in Shanghai, Ningbo and Tianjin amid the virus impact. A serious shortage of container truck drivers is said to be one of the main reasons, according to sources from port and truck firms

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A Shanghai-based truck company estimates that about 90% of the container truck drivers serving the ports of Shanghai and Ningbo have not yet returned to work affected by travel bans and quarantine rules

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