Those disrupting port activities are being investigated

Shipping adviser warns


FE Team | Published: February 03, 2026 00:09:48


Those disrupting port activities are being investigated


The government will not take any decision that goes against national interest in managing the country's ports, Shipping Adviser Brigadier-General (retd) Dr M Sakhawat Hossain said on Monday.
"The ministry supports whatever is good and beneficial for the port and the country," he said while speaking to journalists during a discussion at the Ministry of Shipping, reports UNB.
Referring to the ongoing situation at Chittagong Port, the adviser said those involved in creating the situation are being investigated. "Due to the current situation, port activities have been disrupted, and the Chittagong Port Authority is working to resolve the issue," he said.
Calling on all concerned to keep the port operational in the greater national interest, he said the people of the country are suffering because of the disruptions.
He reiterated that the current government would not implement any decision that goes against the country's interests and described the situation as undesirable.
Sakhawat also alleged that some traders are hoarding goods in lighter vessels ahead of Ramadan in an attempt to raise prices.

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