Over 200 trucks detained in Manzhouli-Baikal Port
Date:2011-12-27 Author:Eric Source:www.chinatrucks.com
www.chinatrucks.com: Over 200 trucks were detained in Manzhouli-Baikal port due to technical failure of China Customs computers.
The incident starts in Wednesday, and Chita Customs has taken necessary measures to quicken the speed to go through the Port.
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