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Huanggang Port is the only large-scale land port between Shenzhen and Hong Kong that implements 24-hour customs clearance. It has been in use for more than 30 years and will be rebuilt in 2019.
China News Service, Shenzhen, October 13 (Reporter Suo Youwei) According to statistics released by the Shenzhen Entry-Exit Border Inspection Station on the 13th, the Huanggang Port had 79,500 entry and exit passengers on the first day of its reconstruction and operation (from 6:30 to 24:00 on October 12), of which 41,300 were inbound and 38,200 outbound.
Huanggang Port is the only large-scale land port between Shenzhen and Hong Kong that implements 24-hour customs clearance. It has been in use for more than 30 years, and its customs clearance volume ranks first among China's land ports. It will be rebuilt in 2019. At 6:30 on October 12 this year, the rebuilt Huanggang Port officially cleared customs. Compared with the previous "two places and two inspections" inspection model, the rebuilt Huanggang Port implemented a "one place, two inspections" arrangement and a "cooperative inspection, one release" model, and the passenger clearance time was shortened from the original 30 minutes to about 5 minutes.
On October 12, the rebuilt Huanggang Port officially cleared customs and welcomed the first batch of inbound passengers. Photo by China News Service reporter Suo Youwei
In terms of vehicle customs clearance, Shenzhen and Hong Kong have adopted the "five-in-one" cooperative vehicle inspection channel for the first time, which means that the information collection and system verification of the five inspection units in Shenzhen and Hong Kong are completed at one time, achieving "one stop, one inspection, and coordinated inspection and release", which greatly shortens the customs clearance time.
It is reported that there were 8,000 inbound and outbound vehicles on that day, including 4,200 inbound vehicles and 3,800 outbound vehicles. (over)
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The reconstruction of Huanggang Port will further enhance the efficiency of the flow of people and goods between Shenzhen and Hong Kong.
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