Sabah manufacturers push for port decongestion measures
FMM Sabah is urging authorities to address persistent port congestion that disrupts supply chains and increases costs for local industries.
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Concrete figures such as 150 million, 20%, 12% and 150,000 have appeared in reporting traced to Newswav and Daily Express Malaysia; they give the story a measurable anchor, though the exact amount and scope are always worth confirming in the original report.
FMM Sabah is urging authorities to address persistent port congestion that disrupts supply chains and increases costs for local industries.
A new task force has been established to address growing congestion at Sabah’s Sepanggar Port, a crucial trade gateway for the state.
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