Port of Mombasa is the largest in East Africa, with 19 deep water berths with two additional berths nearing completion and two oil terminals. The port is connected by rail and road to the interior.At present there is little or no scheduled passenger service from the port, however, international cruise ships frequent the port. In 2017, The New York Times investigative reporter, Ian Urbina, visited Mombassa to explore the ongoing investigation of two Greek-owned trawlers that would illegally fish in Somali waters and then offload their catch in Mombassa, Kenya. The port is part of the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road that runs from the Chinese coast to the Upper Adriatic region. In connection with the Silk Road Initiative, China has started infrastructure development projects in Kenya and is building roads, railways and public buildings on credit.