Port officials said
the number of stranded export containers has dropped significantly after
coordinated efforts between port authorities, shipping lines, customs
officials, and exporters. Emergency measures included prioritizing evacuation
of time-sensitive cargo, streamlining documentation procedures, and improving
coordination with logistics operators to accelerate container movement.
The congestion had
built up as shipping schedules were disrupted and exporters delayed cargo
movements due to uncertainty in West Asian trade routes. Industry sources noted
that improved clarity in shipping operations and proactive steps by the port
authority helped clear a large portion of the backlog.
Officials added that JNPA continues to monitor the
situation closely and remains prepared to introduce additional operational
measures if disruptions in regional shipping routes persist. The developments
highlight the port’s critical role in maintaining the flow of India’s
international trade during periods of geopolitical uncertainty.