A case study illustrates and explains as far as reasonably possible all reliable and credible information (including any documents, computer files, photographs, eyewitness details, etc.,) related to the shipment, as well as the chain of events and people associated with the shipment.

Containments

Containers 5 669 7 800 13 469

14. Containers

ONUSAL equipment Number of Estimated

Total 4 16 17 3 40 Containers

(c) Containers 13 403

3. Containers

Sale of empty containers

Freight 80 000

14. Containers .

Airport vehicles

Freight 526 200 499 000 27 200

Trailer, cargo 6 3 000 18 000

Sea containers 650 1 200 780 000

Less containers in storage (104)

Small cargo

Medium cargo

15 cargo trailers 45 000

Oh! Selfgenerating.

Use of X ray machines to inspect containers.

I need to charge my cell phone.

I have to charge my mobile phone.

I work for a shipping company.

Medium cargo passenger aircraft

(24) Freight centres

Containers are also being used to accommodate international contractual personnel.

Less containers on order, but not yet delivered

Cargo, heavy 212 170 (42)

Two more we're going to throw away directly into bins.

Freight at 12 per cent 16 100

Truck, sewage b

3. Freight for documents and materials 600

3. Freight for documents and materials 500

This is a shipping container. Built and works.

Customs officers inspect all containers before loading.

(c) Camp style containers, tents, barracks 27 955

Maybe some cylindrical containers with some symbols on them.

Miscellaneous supplies, services,

Freight at 12 per cent 34 100

L 100 heavy lift

Freight at 12 per cent 3 100

So let's say we have a point charge.

right?

Issue 2. Reviewing controls over sea container traffic