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A |     (ECNS) -- Aidian Port in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region reopened Tuesday, resuming customs clearance services after flood damage forced a temporary suspension.    The port had closed following heavy flooding last Sunday. Once power was restored, the Aidian Entry Exit Border Inspection Station prepared for rapid clearance.        Wang Hongfei, head of Guangxi Ningming Jinming International Trade Development Co., Ltd., said the company worked with border inspection, customs and local commerce authorities to launch emergency clearance overnight Monday.    The operation cleared backlogged vehicles and helped traders avert nearly 200-million-yuan ($29.5 million) worth of cargo losses. Trucks departed from the zero kilometer point at the port Tuesday morning, signaling a return to normal operations.    （By Helen Mo & intern Xu Wenda）                    。    Colombo, Oct 15 (UNI) Sri Lanka is unhappy with the Indian rail carriages it has imported and says they don't meet its requirements.
The Island newspaper on Saturday said the Railway Department spent Rs 1.2 billion under an Indian credit line to import 160 railway carriages.
But they "failed to achieve any of the specified objectives", the National Audit Office said.
The Department reportedly checked only 10 carriages and all others were imported without any inspection, the report said.
"A lot of technical issues have arisen as regards the carriages which are taller, wider and longer than the ones suitable for Sri Lankan tracks, the Audit Office said.
"Some of these shortcomings have affected the speed of trains..."
UNI MR。