Bangladesh, India launch containerized train service to cut costs, time

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Bangladesh, India launch containerized train service to cut costs, time

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Jul 29, 2020 10:47AM EDT
A containerized train carrying 50 TEU from India reached Bangladesh’s Benapole port on Sunday, opening a new avenue for trade between the two countries that will cut time and costs.
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