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Global Shipbreaking Report Highlights Safety Concerns in South Asia
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform has released its annual report for 2025, revealing that a staggering 85% of the global tonnage…
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Global Shipbreaking Report Highlights Safety Concerns and Environmental Impact
The NGO Shipbreaking Platform has released its annual report for 2025, revealing that a staggering 85% of the global tonnage…
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Shipbreaking Industry’s Environmental and Human Toll in Bangladesh
Every day, the coastal region of Sitakunda, Bangladesh, witnesses the dramatic dismantling of ships, a process that poses significant environmental…
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Tragic Shipbreaking Accident Claims Two Lives in Chattogram
The recent shipbreaking tragedy in Chattogram’s Sitakunda has claimed the lives of two workers, Md Saiful Islam and Abdul Khalek…
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Maritime Tensions Rise Amid Anti-India Protests in Bangladesh
As anti-India protests escalate across Bangladesh, Indian authorities are increasingly alarmed by a series of maritime incidents in the Bay…
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Alang Shipyard Faces Crisis Amid Global Shipping Boom
Alang, India’s largest ship-recycling yard located in Gujarat, is experiencing a significant downturn after decades of prominence in dismantling end-of-life…
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Alang’s Ship-Breaking Industry Faces Decline
ALANG, INDIA – Once bustling with activity, Alang, the world’s largest ship-breaking yard, is now witnessing a significant decline in…
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BSC’s new bulk carrier makes maiden voyage to Chattogram from China
The Bangladesh Shipping Corporation (BSC) has embarked on a significant milestone with its newly acquired bulk carrier, MV Banglar Progoti,…
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Bangladesh and Japan Strengthen Bilateral Ties
On Thursday, Bangladesh and Japan engaged in discussions aimed at enhancing cooperation in skilled migration, healthcare, and pharmaceuticals, marking a…
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India eyeing Bangladesh’s top spot with perks for recycling dying ships
India is set to invest 40 billion rupees (approximately $454 million) in incentives aimed at revitalizing its shipbreaking industry. This…
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