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“We have no official information on any problems, but the situation is such that the performance of trucks between points when driving from Belarus corresponds to a practically normal situation: about 500 trucks enter Belarus from Lithuania per day.” This is a very normal number, which was also the same in earlier times, ”G. Mišutis told Eltai.
“The situation is normal and we cannot say who is on his side,” he added.
According to G. Mišutis, traffic on the border is fluid.
“The traffic is going well, there are no obstacles, there are no obstacles, the system is not interrupted, there are enough officials. This is a very normal daily situation. If there is any reason, it does not affect the capacity and the number of drivers that enter”, said the SBGS representative.
Romas Austinskas, president of the Linava National Road Carriers Association, told Eltai earlier that the increase in queues at the Medininkai border checkpoint was due to the reduction in the number of Belarusian customs officials due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We have received information from Belarus that Belarus has closed 9 posts with Poland and Ukraine due to COVID-19 … We know that the number of Belarusian customs officers working has decreased. Apparently, Belarusian customs have sick people in the system, perhaps not ensuring the number of workers. As a result, no traffic flow queues are formed and its performance is reduced, “said Eltai.
Mr Austinsk claimed that the increase in queues was related to the spread of the coronavirus in Belarus, adding that “there is nothing political in this case.”
10 am of the State Border Committee of the Republic of Belarus. According to the data, 380 trucks are waiting to enter Lithuania at the Medininkai border point, 200 towards Šalčininkai and 260 trucks at the Lavoriškės point.
69 trucks are waiting in line from Lithuania through the Medininkai border checkpoint to enter Belarus, here the waiting time is forecast at 4 o’clock, according to the Directorate of Border Control Points at 10.45. data.
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