According to the Lang Son Department of Industry and Trade, on February 21-22, 2026, the total number of vehicles transporting import and export goods through border gates in the area reached 715 vehicles, averaging about 357 vehicles per day.
Of these, exports totaled 401 vehicles (accounting for 561 TP3T) with a total output of approximately 3,361 tons, mainly fresh fruit. Imports totaled 314 vehicles (441 TP3T), with a total output of approximately 3,264 tons.
The area between border markers 1088/2–1089 (Tan Thanh) continues to account for the largest proportion with 489 vehicles, equivalent to 681 vehicles in total traffic on the entire route. The Huu Nghi area recorded 221 vehicles; Coc Nam 5 vehicles; Chi Ma had no vehicles passing through.
Notably, the number of vehicles remaining at the border gate decreased from 161 to 135 (a reduction of 161 vehicles), indicating effective regulation and clearance of goods. Customs clearance operations remained stable, with no serious congestion occurring despite some technical issues affecting the processing.
This positive development creates a favorable foundation for import and export activities in early 2026, especially for agricultural products and consumer goods.
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