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Carriers complain of problems with passage through the largest border crossing with China

The Association of Carriers and Freight Forwarders "AutoGruzex" wrote a letter to the new Minister of Transport Dmitry Yadrov with a request to take operational control of the situation with the electronic queue for the passage of the multilateral road checkpoint (MAPP) "Zabaikalsk" on the border with China ("Manchuria"). The document of October 30 has “Vedomosti”.

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Carriers complain of problems with passage through the largest border crossing with China

The Association of Carriers and Freight Forwarders "AutoGruzex" wrote a letter to the new Minister of Transport Dmitry Yadrov with a request to take operational control of the situation with the electronic queue for the passage of the multilateral road checkpoint (MAPP) "Zabaikalsk" on the border with China ("Manchuria"). The document of October 30 has “Vedomosti”.

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