Strained US ports face two "horrible" weeks following new coronavirus outbreak
A rapidly growing number of dock workers on the US west coast have been infected with Covid-19. According to media, the ports at Los Angeles and Long Beach are facing two "horrible" weeks.
by JENS THOMSEN
Activity at the major US container terminals at Long Beach and Los Angeles, which are strongly affected by bottlenecks, is further threatened by lack of workforce due to a coronavirus outbreak among port staff.
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