FLASH: China's Ceke border port sees a 521% rise in freight imports

North China' Ceke border crossing, the second-largest coal inland road border crossing between China and Mongolia, has witnessed its imports of commodities, mostly coal, surpass 10 million tonnes from January 1 to August 24, leaping by 520.6% on year, according to the Customs of Ejina Banner in North China's Inner Mongolia.

During the same period, the Ceke border port let in a total of 157,725 trucks laden with Mongolian cargoes in 188 days, with Mongolian truck inflows reaching the highest level of 778 trucks in three years on August 23, equivalent to 100,000 tonnes of cargoes. Ceke port serves as a