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Home›Green Marine›Nine rivers need dredging in Barisal region-Four launch stations closed down due to accumulation of silt in riverbeds
Green Marine

March 9, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Nine rivers need dredging in Barisal region-Four launch stations closed down due to accumulation of silt in riverbeds

Four launch stations have closed down because of accumulation of silt in 30 kilometre area of waterways in greater Barisal region. New shoals have emerged in the riverbeds of Kirtonkhola, Arial khan, Kalabadar, Shikarpur, Hizla, Naya Bhanguni, Sugandhaya, Sandhaya and Meghna as the intensity of curr

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Four launch stations have closed down because of accumulation of silt in 30 kilometre area of waterways in greater Barisal region. New shoals have emerged in the riverbeds of Kirtonkhola, Arial khan, Kalabadar, Shikarpur, Hizla, Naya Bhanguni, Sugandhaya, Sandhaya and Meghna as the intensity of current of rivers decreased considerably, according to Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA), Barisal Port authority and launch owners’ association.

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