Nearly 55,800 tonnes of agricultural products exported via Lang Son's border gates during holidays
Nearly 55,800 tonnes of agricultural products were exported via border gates in the northern province of Lang Son during the recent five-day holidays starting April 27.
Trucks carrying goods for import/export traverse Huu Nghi international border gate in the northern province of Lang Son. (Photo: VNA)
Lang Son (VNA) –Nearly 55,800 tonnes of agricultural products were exported via border gates inthe northern province of Lang Son during the recent five-day holidays starting April 27.
TheBorder Gates Management Centre under the Dong Dang-Lang Son Border Gate Economic Zone Management Board announced on May 2 that during the five-day holidays, authorities conducted customs clearanceprocedures for over 5,300 vehicles, including more than 2,100vehicles that carried fruits for export. Huu Nghi and Tan Thanh internationalborder gates were still the busiest ones.
During the period,import-export activities at Lang Son province's border gates were stable andsmooth as local border gate authorities promptly notified businesses about thetime for customs clearance. Employees were assigned to resolve arising problems during the holidays.
Customs units assignedleaders, officers and civil servants to handle customs procedures and guidebusinesses and goods owners to make online declarations. The border guard forceworked around the clock to instruct and direct the flow of vehicles enteringand exiting the border gates./.
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Trucks carrying goods for import/export traverse Huu Nghi international border gate in the northern province of Lang Son. (Photo: VNA) 
