Shanghai port runs normally amid COVID-19 resurgence(1/7)

Cranes lift containers at Yangshan Port, the world’s largest automation port, in east China's Shanghai, April 27, 2022. (Photo: China News Service/Tian Yuhao)

About 25,000 staff members stick to their posts in Shanghai port to guarantee water transportation and improve logistics efficiency amid challenges caused by the recent resurgence of COVID-19 in Shanghai.

Photo taken on April 27, 2022 shows unmanned trucks carrying containers at the container dock of Yangshan Port, east China's Shanghai, April 27, 2022. In April, the container throughput of Shanghai port exceeded 100,000 TEUs per day. (Photo: China News Service/Tian Yuhao)

Photo taken on April 27, 2022 shows unmanned trucks carrying containers at the container dock of Yangshan Port, east China's Shanghai, April 27, 2022. In April, the container throughput of Shanghai port exceeded 100,000 TEUs per day. (Photo: China News Service/Tian Yuhao)

Cranes lift containers at Yangshan Port, the world’s largest automation port, in east China's Shanghai, April 27, 2022. (Photo: China News Service/Tian Yuhao)

Trucks load goods at the container dock of Yangshan Port, east China's Shanghai, April 27, 2022. In April, the container throughput of Shanghai port exceeded 100,000 TEUs per day. (Photo: China News Service/Tian Yuhao)

Cranes lift containers at Yangshan Port, the world’s largest automation port, in east China's Shanghai, April 27, 2022. (Photo: China News Service/Tian Yuhao)

Cranes lift containers at Yangshan Port, the world’s largest automation port, in east China's Shanghai, April 27, 2022. (Photo: China News Service/Tian Yuhao)