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Bangladesh and the IMO are collaborating on workshops regarding TSDF feasibility and setting growth targets for the ship recycling industry.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 31

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Bangladesh International Maritime Organization

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Sep 10Bangladesh received toxic ship waste for scrap on January 5, 2019.Sub-event
Aug 31Bangladesh and IMO are setting targets and studying feasibility for the ship recycling industry.1 source
- bssnews.net

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Aug 31bssnews.net