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Home›News›Working to part the waters of the Bay of Bengal
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January 26, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Working to part the waters of the Bay of Bengal

Dredge XI will clear a 13-km sediment-rich stretch in two years to create the 199 -km Sethusamudram canal between the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal, paving a shorter sea route for commercial traffic headed to ports on the east coast.

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Dredge XI will clear a 13-km sediment-rich stretch in two years to create the 199 -km Sethusamudram canal between the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal, paving a shorter sea route for commercial traffic headed to ports on the east coast.

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