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Home›Dredging›Bangladesh: first phase work for deep-sea port to be completed by 2015
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March 2, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bangladesh: first phase work for deep-sea port to be completed by 2015

The first phase work for construction of the deep-sea port in Sonadia Island is likely to be completed by 2015 with an estimated cost of Tk 15,000 crore, Shipping Minister Shahjahan Khan told the House yesterday… [mappress] Source: The Daily Star, March 2, 2010

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The first phase work for construction of the deep-sea port in Sonadia Island is likely to be completed by 2015 with an estimated cost of Tk 15,000 crore, Shipping Minister Shahjahan Khan told the House yesterday…

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Source: The Daily Star, March 2, 2010

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