Singapore is intensifying health protocols at its ports, including temperature and visual screenings at airports and sea checkpoints, in response to the global rise in mpox cases.

PSA Singapore reports a 7% increase in container volumes and an 8% rise in mega vessel container re-handling in the first half of 2024 compared to last year.

In a statement to WorldCargo News, Xeneta’s Chief Analyst discusses Singapore’s port congestion impacting global shipment networks significantly.

Singapore’s port throughput soared 10.7% in Q1 2024 to nearly 10m TEU, building on 2023’s record 39m, as the new Tuas Port expands.

New Paragon 5G network platform could play a role in port operations at Singapore.

The new east-west alliances (2M, Ocean and The Alliance), which officially start operations in April, have picked Singapore as their main hub in South East Asia. On the basis of research conducted by Singapore consultant/research group Alphaliner, the region’s biggest hub will accommodate 34 calls a week on the key Asia/ Europe/Asia trade. This compares with 29 weekly calls currently, a 17% increase.

Singapore is intensifying health protocols at its ports, including temperature and visual screenings at airports and sea checkpoints, in response to the global rise in mpox cases.

PSA Singapore reports a 7% increase in container volumes and an 8% rise in mega vessel container re-handling in the first half of 2024 compared to last year.

In a statement to WorldCargo News, Xeneta’s Chief Analyst discusses Singapore’s port congestion impacting global shipment networks significantly.

Singapore’s port throughput soared 10.7% in Q1 2024 to nearly 10m TEU, building on 2023’s record 39m, as the new Tuas Port expands.

New Paragon 5G network platform could play a role in port operations at Singapore.

The new east-west alliances (2M, Ocean and The Alliance), which officially start operations in April, have picked Singapore as their main hub in South East Asia. On the basis of research conducted by Singapore consultant/research group Alphaliner, the region’s biggest hub will accommodate 34 calls a week on the key Asia/ Europe/Asia trade. This compares with 29 weekly calls currently, a 17% increase.