More than 80 trucks of exported goods passed through the temporary pontoon bridge opening at Km3+4 Hai Yen

On the first morning of the resumption of operations after storm No. 3, September 14, more than 80 trucks of exported goods passed through the temporary pontoon bridge opening at Km3+4 Hai Yen.

Mong Cai International Border Gate Management Board informs businesses that from September 14, the pontoon bridge will resume normal customs clearance.

According to the Mong Cai International Border Gate Management Board, storm No. 3 caused floodwaters on the Ka Long border river to rise, causing the temporary pontoon bridge at Km3+4 Hai Yen to deviate. On September 12, after the floodwaters receded, Thanh Dat Joint Stock Company coordinated with Chinese enterprises to fix the problem of the bridge at Km3+4 Hai Yen to be derailed and reinforced, and tested for safety on September 13.

Trucks carrying goods waiting to be exported to China via the pontoon bridge.

This morning (September 14), more than 80 trucks carrying fruits, seafood, and dried goods were exported to China through this opening. In addition, there were dozens of trucks importing goods from China and trucks carrying fresh seafood exported to China.

The first import-export shipments passed through the pontoon bridge on the morning of September 14.

It is known that from the beginning of the year to September 6, at the temporary pontoon bridge opening at Km 3+4 Hai Yen, there were 18,569 vehicles carrying 304,197 tons of import and export goods (an average of 79 vehicles/day, 1,294 tons/day), down 42% over the same period in 2023. Of which, there were 91,009 tons of fruit; 22,325 tons of tapioca flour; 145,697 tons of frozen seafood; 17,715 tons of dry seeds and other goods; 7,451 tons of shrimp, crab, and live fish. Imported goods reached 19,351 tons of miscellaneous goods, down 23% over the same period in 2023.  

Huu Viet

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