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Lend loan and build the shipping port for them. They have to work hard to find business to compete with Singapore....
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I thought port caught fire. Need more funds from china to rebuild.
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Firefighters suffered heavy loss of life in the blaze, and some are still missing
Bangladeshi officials have accused the operator of a container depot of exacerbating a deadly blaze by not storing chemicals safely.
Nine firefighters were among more than 40 people killed after fire broke out near the port city of Chittagong.
Officials said containers of hydrogen peroxide were labelled incorrectly - and firefighters doused flames with water instead of foam.
The depot's owner has yet to comment on the allegations.
On Monday, officials revised down the initial death toll from 49 to 41, saying some bodies had been counted twice.
Bangladesh officials say depot fire exacerbated by mislabelled chemicals
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Image caption,
Firefighters suffered heavy loss of life in the blaze, and some are still missing
Bangladeshi officials have accused the operator of a container depot of exacerbating a deadly blaze by not storing chemicals safely.
Nine firefighters were among more than 40 people killed after fire broke out near the port city of Chittagong.
Officials said containers of hydrogen peroxide were labelled incorrectly - and firefighters doused flames with water instead of foam.
The depot's owner has yet to comment on the allegations.
On Monday, officials revised down the initial death toll from 49 to 41, saying some bodies had been counted twice.
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