CONTAINER STATISTICS SUMMARY BY PMO/PORT

ND TOTAL 1,799,326 641,482 319,685 321,797 1,157,844 576,533 581,311 1,938,327 659,300 324,360 334,940 1,279,027 665,863 613,164 1,980,776 672,653 335,323 337,330 1,308,123 664,700 643,424

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CONTAINER STATISTICS SUMMARY BY PMO/PORT

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