Bangladesh looks to shift more boxes from congested Chittagong port

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Bangladesh looks to shift more boxes from congested Chittagong port

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Apr 23, 2020 10:39AM EDT
Bangladesh’s Shipping Ministry pushed customs authorities to relax rules governing what type of cargo could be moved to private off-dock space amid growing pressure to relieve congestion at Chittagong.
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