Trucking Group Opposes Manila Port Protest, Cites Economic Disruption
A trucking industry group has opposed a weeklong no-work protest at the Port of Manila, warning of cargo disruptions and economic damage, while also seeking solutions to port congestion and delays in returning empty containers.
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