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November 10, 2022 · about 3 years ago

DSC Shark busy on Karnaphuli River

The Karnaphuli River dredging program in Bangladesh is in full swing now. The photo below shows Deep Diggers utilizing one of the two DSC Sharks that they built in Bangladesh using DSC design and components for the dredging project on the Karnaphuli River. The Karnaphuli River is the largest and mos

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DSC Shark busy on Karnaphuli River
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The Karnaphuli River dredging program in Bangladesh is in full swing now.

The photo below shows Deep Diggers utilizing one of the two DSC Sharks that they built in Bangladesh using DSC design and components for the dredging project on the Karnaphuli River.

The Karnaphuli River is the largest and most important river and major watercourse of the Chattogram region in Bangladesh.

The waterway is extensively used for transporting cotton and forest products and keeping the river maintained for navigation is a top Government priority.

According to Rashed Alam , Deep Diggers Director, the Sharks have been operating 22 hours per day with outstanding results.

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