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- Pakistan urges global action to curb illicit arms flow to terrorist groups in Afghanistan
- Offices reopen Sunday after 9 days Eid vacation
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Probe body formed over significant presence of soil in imported coal
The Power Division of the Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources has formed a three-member probe committee to investigate the significant presence of soil in a coal consignment imported for the Matarbari power plant in Coxs Bazar. Mohammad Sanaul Huq, joint secretary (development-1) of the...
What sort of deceit is this!
Whenever something is labeled as government-owned, it often gives the impression that it has no owner and no accountability. Perhaps this is why the saying Government property, tossed into the river has become so common. Irregularities, corruption, looting, and wastage in government work are...
Coal shipment for Matarbari Power Plant rejected over excessive soil contamination
The Coal Power Generation Company Limited (CPGCL) has rejected a shipment of 63,000 tonnes of coal due to excessive soil contamination, rendering it unsuitable for use at the Matarbari Power Plant in Coxs Bazar. Following the decision, the vessel carrying the cargo was sent back to the outer...
Saudi firm interested to transform Matarbari into regional mega port
Red Sea Gateway Terminal, a Saudi-owned company, on Friday expressed its interest to help transform the deep-sea port of Matarbari in Bangladesh into one of the largest ports in the region, reports UNB. The world-class terminal provider expressed its interest in managing the deep-sea port of...