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<div> Cargo operations at major international airports in China have been suspended or cut back as tough measures to curb COVID-19 infections cancel hundreds of flights and drastically limit transportation between cities and provinces. </div> <div> The measures to limit the spread of the highly infectious COVID-19 Delta variant are part of China’s zero-tolerance approach to the pandemic, which has already seen <a>the shutdown of Ningbo-Zhoushan’s Meidong terminal</a> after one carrier employee tested positive. Much like on the port terminal side, shippers and logistics providers fear the airport lockdown measures will spread to other regions and transportation modes, further constricting...

Measures by China to curb the spread of COVID-19 are leading to growing disruptions to air cargo at the country’s important export gateways. 

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