Apapa Customs Introduces New Cargo Tracking System and Scanners to Enhance Clearance Process
The Apapa Customs in Nigeria has launched a new digital cargo tracking system to monitor containers in real-time across the country. This system aims to prevent cargo diversions, enhance transparency, and increase government revenue.
The system utilizes electronic seals and handheld devices to track containers without physical escorts, ensuring security and reducing tampering. Additionally, the command has implemented new cargo scanners at APM Terminals to expedite inspections and detect illegal items efficiently.
The initiative aligns with global standards and emphasizes the use of technology for smoother operations.
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