BA scanner

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APM Terminals has inaugurated what is claimed to be the first x-ray truck scanner in Argentina. It is capable of processing 120-140 containers per hour, at its Terminal 4 concession in Buenos Aires. The scanner operates 24/7 and is reducing HGV queues, helping to make traffic movements in and around the port more fluid.

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