New India-Bangladesh train service to lower shipping costs

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New India-Bangladesh train service to lower shipping costs

Bangladesh Special Correspondent | Mar 23, 2018 1:09PM EDT
Container Corporation of India Ltd.’s train will transport 60 TEU in its debut journey, which will be treated as a trial run. Officials will start regular service within two months, after removing any bottlenecks identified during the trial trip.
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