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Construction of deep-sea port at Sonadia to begin next year
 
By Kashem Mahmud

CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh, July 12 (BSS) - The construction of a deep-sea port near Sonadia island in Cox's Bazar will start in the next year and the port is expected to come into operation by 2020.

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