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Home›Dredging›Bangladesh: Government Decides to Drop 5 Ongoing Projects
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January 26, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Bangladesh: Government Decides to Drop 5 Ongoing Projects

The government has decided to drop five ongoing projects which were included in the list for implementation, at a cost of US$411 million, … By Humayan Kabir (thefinancialexpress-bd) [mappress] Source: thefinancialexpress-bd, January 26, 2012;

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The government has decided to drop five ongoing projects which were included in the list for implementation, at a cost of US$411 million, …

By Humayan Kabir ( thefinancialexpress-bd )

[mappress]

Source: thefinancialexpress-bd, January 26, 2012;

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