Thailand Launches 'Smart Port' Plan to Ease Port Congestion
Thailand's Ministry of Transport has announced the implementation of a 'Smart Port' plan aimed at alleviating port congestion and reducing truck queues. This initiative is expected to enhance logistics efficiency and stimulate economic activity. The Senate Transportation Committee also visited to observe the plan's progress.
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