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Dibrugarh Set to Resume International Cargo Movement on Brahmaputra After Nearly 80 Years

Two vessels will carry 1,080 tonnes of methanol from the new Bogibeel port, opening a wider export route for Assam goods, officials said.

Summary by Times of India
Dibrugarh is set to resume international cargo movement through the Brahmaputra river, transporting methanol to Bangladesh. Two vessels are prepared for this operation, carrying 1,080 tonnes of methanol from Bogibeel. The journey spans approximately 783 kilometres and is expected to take about seven days. This initiative aims to revitalize trade connections previously established during British rule. The expanded cargo transport will support loc…

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First cargo vessel since Independence set to sail abroad from Dibrugarh via Brahmaputra

The methanol, produced by Assam Petro-Chemicals Limited (APL) at Namrup, will be transported from the Bogibeel port to Bangladesh.

·New Delhi, India
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Maritime Gateway - South Asia’s Premier Shipping and Logistics News Portal broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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