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Home›Project & Tenders›Bangladesh: After a lapse of over two decades dredging of Karnaphuli river is likely to begin
Project & Tenders

February 16, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bangladesh: After a lapse of over two decades dredging of Karnaphuli river is likely to begin

CHITTAGONG, Feb 15: After a lapse of over two decades the physical work of the capital dredging of the heavily silted areas of the River Karnaphuli is likely to begin this year. [mappress] Source: The Financial Express, February 16, 2010;

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CHITTAGONG, Feb 15: After a lapse of over two decades the physical work of the capital dredging of the heavily silted areas of the River Karnaphuli is likely to begin this year.

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Source: The Financial Express, February 16, 2010;

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