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The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce has commended the Customs and Excise Division for restoring the Customs Border Control System (ASYCUDA), which was disrupted on June 30 following a water leak at the Customs House, Government Campus Plaza, Port of Spain.
The Chamber acknowledged the restoration but highlighted the need for improved infrastructure redundancy and business continuity planning within the Customs and Excise Division and across all critical government services.
The Chamber recommended that authorities invest in backup systems and contingency protocols to maintain operational continuity or ensure swift restoration if primary infrastructure is affected. It stated that enhancing the resilience of customs infrastructure is necessary to protect the national economy from future disruptions.
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