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October 22, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Emergency dredging needed to make rivers navigable in Barisal

After completing emergency dredging at Barisal port area in last week, immediate dredging at channels connecting major river routes and ports of the country have become obvious. Since last four days water transports carrying thousands of Eid passengers stranded in Char Shibli channel for hours due t

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After completing emergency dredging at Barisal port area in last week, immediate dredging at channels connecting major river routes and ports of the country have become obvious.

Since last four days water transports carrying thousands of Eid passengers stranded in Char Shibli channel for hours due to narrowness and less navigability of the channel at the time of low tides.

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