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September 20, 2006 · about 20 years ago

A naval ship, about 630 trawlers and 25 boats capsized in the Bay of Bengal

Over 3000 fishermen and a naval commander went missing as a naval ship, about 630 trawlers and 25 boats capsized in the Bay of Bengal when violent storms hit the sea and the country’s coastal belt Tuesday evening. In Bagerhat, over 300 fishermen and a naval commander were missing as some 100 fishing

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Over 3000 fishermen and a naval commander went missing as a naval ship, about 630 trawlers and 25 boats capsized in the Bay of Bengal when violent storms hit the sea and the country’s coastal belt Tuesday evening.

In Bagerhat, over 300 fishermen and a naval commander were missing as some 100 fishing trawlers and a naval ship capsized in the Bay of southern Bangladesh during a sudden storm Tuesday evening.

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