Cyclone delays 12,000 TEU of cargo at Chittagong

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Cyclone delays 12,000 TEU of cargo at Chittagong

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Nov 11, 2019 10:13AM EST
Shippers in Bangladesh fear a cut in profit margins following a cyclone that temporarily closed Chittagong port, creating a queue of vessels that will take at least a week to clear.
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