Chittagong delays berthing of Chinese vessels as coronavirus precaution

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Chittagong delays berthing of Chinese vessels as coronavirus precaution

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Feb 14, 2020 10:11AM EST
Shippers in Bangladesh are preparing for delays and higher costs after the Chittagong Port Authority implemented a precautionary measure related to the coronavirus that will keep vessels coming from China idling offshore for at least a week.
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