Strike causes 2,000-container Chittagong backlog

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Strike causes 2,000-container Chittagong backlog

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Aug 08, 2018 10:51AM EDT
To date, five feeder vessels have left the port, failing to receive 1,168 TEU of export containers, as those containers did not reach the port yard in time.
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