Trading resumes at Teknaf Land Port after three weeks - News Summed Up

Trading resumes at Teknaf Land Port after three weeks


Imports through Teknaf Land Port in Cox’s Bazar have resumed after a three-week halt over clashes between insurgent group the Arakan Army and security forces in Myanmar’s Rakhine State. Four trawlers with 30 tonnes of ginger, 100 tonnes of fish, 55 tonnes of coconut, and 252 tonnes of betel nut arrived at the port early on Tuesday, according to the port’s Customs Officer ASM Mosharraf Hossain. Mohammad Jashim Uddin, Manager of United Land Port Teknaf, said the goods arrived from Myanmar’s Akyab Port. Omar Farooq, the importer of the goods, said hundreds of tonnes of ginger, coconut, fish, and betel nut were still stuck at Akyab Port. The government has incurred a loss of about Tk 600 million in revenues because of the suspension of operations at the port.


Source: bd News24 December 05, 2023 14:52 UTC



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