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Home›Green Marine›Bangladesh: Country’s fastest feeder vessel to arrive in Ctg port soon
Green Marine

May 22, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Bangladesh: Country’s fastest feeder vessel to arrive in Ctg port soon

‘MV Rio Lawrance’, the country’s fastest ever container vessel, is scheduled to arrive in the Chittagong port on or before May 23. The QC Shipping has added this high-tech vessel to its fleet with the aim of speedy shipment of export cargo, especially ready-made garments to Singapore and Malaysia. B

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‘MV Rio Lawrance’, the country’s fastest ever container vessel, is scheduled to arrive in the Chittagong port on or before May 23. The QC Shipping has added this high-tech vessel to its fleet with the aim of speedy shipment of export cargo, especially ready-made garments to Singapore and Malaysia. Built in July 2005 and with a speed of 20 nautical miles per hour, the ship will take three days to reach Singapore from the port-city.

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