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YOKOHAMA. The Far East Independent Nations Union (FEINU) wire service reports a slight easing of cargo backlogs at Yokohama Port, previously caused by persistent malfunctions in the main cargo management mainframe, which led to delays in the handling of imported electronic components. According to port authority sources, an emergency measure has been initiated to manually sort and transfer essential goods, particularly life necessities and medical supplies, into the terrestrial transport network, separate from the primary electronic components. This intervention has temporarily stabilized the rising prices of some imported goods at wholesale markets within Yokohama City. However, the fundamental issues of the mainframe's aging and a shortage of replacement parts remain unresolved, and a full restoration of port functionality is still expected to be protracted. Authorities warn that prolonged reliance on these emergency measures could lead to increased staffing and logistical costs, necessitating continued vigilance regarding their impact on daily life.