Laldia Container Terminal to break ground tomorrow with $550m foreign investment
A terminal will be developed on 49.15 acres of land along the Karnaphuli River.
ONLY AVAILABLE IN PAID PLANSA terminal will be developed on 49.15 acres of land along the Karnaphuli River.
ONLY AVAILABLE IN PAID PLANS
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