PUTRAJAYA: Israeli-based shipping company, Zim, needs to remove 4,000 transhipment containers that are still stranded in the country, especially at Port Klang, soon, says Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook.
This followed the Malaysian government's decision on Wednesday (Dec 20) to restrict and disallow the company's ships from docking at any port in the country with immediate effect.
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