Chinanews.com, Shenzhen, March 6th (Zhu Yinggu Yuman) 66,000, 68,000, 70,000... This is the highest single-day entry and exit at the Shenzhen Bay Port since the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Land Port fully resumed customs clearance on February 6 this year. Changes in traffic.

The Shenzhen Bay Border Inspection Station announced on the 6th that in the first month of the full resumption of customs clearance, about 480,000 people entered and exited the Shenzhen Bay Port, and about 60,000 vehicles entered and exited the country.

　　At 6:00 on the same day, 8 buses full of Shenzhen-Hong Kong cross-border students arrived at the North Square of Shenzhen Bay Port on time, and the children went to the exit hall of the port to go through customs clearance procedures in an orderly manner under the guidance of the border inspection police.

According to the person in charge of the Shenzhen Bay Border Inspection Station, about 1,400 schoolchildren pass through the Shenzhen Bay Port every day, mainly in the upper grades of primary and secondary schools.

　　In the small car inspection passage of Shenzhen Bay Port, there is an endless stream of traffic.

Mr. Zhuo, a Hong Kong resident, runs a sports equipment company in Hong Kong. A set of children's hockey sticks are neatly arranged in the trunk of his car.

"It's more convenient to drive through the customs. Before sending out samples, we had to send them back and forth. Now we have to look at the products. We can just bring them over on the same day. Today I brought some samples and I'm going to show them to customers in Shenzhen." Mr. Zhuo explain.

The picture shows volunteer policemen explaining the immigration policy to passengers passing through the border.

Photo courtesy of Shenzhen Bay Border Inspection Station

　　It is reported that after the full resumption of customs clearance, as of March 5, there were about 29,000 entry-exit vehicles at the Shenzhen Bay Port.

　　At the inspection site for entry-exit trucks, the police on duty shuttled among the rolling traffic.

Mr. Yang, a container truck driver from Hong Kong, said: "With the 24-hour customs clearance at the Shenzhen Bay Port, you can pull different goods back and forth several times a day." The expressway is located at the traffic throat of the Western Corridor of Shenzhen and Hong Kong. This golden logistics artery winds its way to the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and the provinces in the Mainland, providing strong support for close exchanges with Hong Kong.

　　The son of Ms. Lin, a Hong Kong resident, accidentally fell while playing in the Mainland and broke his leg. He needed to return to Hong Kong for further treatment. However, because he was carrying large luggage and the child was still in a wheelchair, Ms. Lin was concerned about how to pass customs easily.

　　After understanding the situation, the Shenzhen Bay Border Inspection Station quickly launched the "first pick-up responsibility system", dispatched police officers on duty to help Ms. Lin's mother and son share the luggage, and sent the two to a special channel for exit procedures.

"Thank you very much for the help of the Shenzhen Bay Border Inspection Station." Ms. Lin said.

　　The relevant person in charge of the Shenzhen Bay Border Inspection Station said that the station also set up a "wheelchair assistance group" and a "lei care team" for special groups such as the elderly, the weak, the sick, the disabled, and pregnant women, and set up a fast channel in the entry-exit hall to collect point, providing passengers with a one-stop service of "collection + customs clearance".

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