A bustling scene of Yangkou Port. [Photo/WeChat account: wxntfb]

According to statistics from the Rudong Border Inspection Station, in the first three quarters of this year, the station inspected a total of 279 ships traveling in both directions and 7,081 crew members on these ships. This represents an increase of 18.22 percent and 17.94 percent year-on-year, respectively.

Yangkou Port in Rudong is a key coastal port in Nantong, Jiangsu province. In recent years, it has progressively refined its industrial and functional layout, fostering coordinated growth across sectors like liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquid chemicals, and bulk cargo.

This year, the station has developed tailored, efficient, and convenient service solutions to address the unique business characteristics and development needs of various terminals, with a focus on enhancing pre-service procedures for LNG ships to ensure quick energy ship entry and exit.

Relying on a coordinated logistics linkage approach, the station has carefully inspected liquid chemical vessels, personnel, and cargo to ensure strict adherence to safety regulations throughout all stages.