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Home›Dredging›Bangladesh: 24 dredgers out of 28 inoperative!
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December 7, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Bangladesh: 24 dredgers out of 28 inoperative!

Only four dredgers out of 28 in the country are fit for operations. The acting chief engineer of the Directorate of Dredgers even does not know the location and condition of the remaining 24 dredgers… Source: The Daily Star, December 7, 2009;

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Only four dredgers out of 28 in the country are fit for operations.

The acting chief engineer of the Directorate of Dredgers even does not know the location and condition of the remaining 24 dredgers…

Source: The Daily Star, December 7, 2009;

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