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01:11 We must have an arrangement with other shipping companies so that this container is sent to the sentry destination.
01:17 Is it compulsory for them to make that arrangement?
01:20 Of course. Because this is their responsibility. If not, the container will be sent to our port.
01:26 How long does it take for them to send the container?
01:30 It takes the nearest time. But we also give them some time. Because this is not a single place.
01:40 These 4,000 containers are not just one destination or one port.
01:43 Maybe it involves multiple ports.
01:45 So, not a single shipping company can finish all 4,000 containers at once.
01:52 So, in this matter, we need to give them some time so that these containers are sent.
01:58 But what was decided by the Prime Minister yesterday was that
02:02 this shipping company, Zim, will not be allowed to port in the Malaysian port.
02:07 That is clear. But the container that they should send must be arranged with other shipping companies
02:14 so that this problem can be solved.
02:18 Thank you.
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