The latest data shows that on January 19, freight logistics across the country operated in an orderly manner, and national railway freight continued to operate at a high level. According to monitoring and summary data from the Office of the State Council's Leading Group for Logistics Maintenance and Maintenance, on January 19, the country's freight logistics operated in an orderly manner, and the country's railway freight continued to operate at a high level, transporting 9.733 million tons of goods, a decrease of 1.41% over the previous month. There were 2,863,700 truck traffic on highways across the country, a decrease of 20.98% over the previous month. The monitoring port completed cargo throughput of 30.204 million tons, an increase of 2.8% over the previous month, and completed a container throughput of 717,000 TEUs, a decrease of 2.2% over the previous month. There were 14,338 guaranteed civil aviation flights (including 629 cargo flights, including 454 international cargo flights and 175 domestic cargo flights), a decrease of 0.1% over the previous month. Postal express delivery collected about 71 million items, a decrease of 28.28% over the previous month; delivery volume was about 161 million items, a decrease of 27.15% over the previous month.