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New chairman unveils plans for KoPT

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Posted: Jun 29, 2010 at 0309 hrs IST

Kolkata The new chairman of the Kolkata Port Trust, M L Meena, on Monday unveiled a number of plans for the port in a meeting held at the Bengal Club. Those who attended the meeting included deputy chairman of the KoPT, Ajay Ranade and the chairman of the Confederation of Indian Industries, West Bengal State Council, R K Agarwal.

Upgradation of the dredging quality of the Kolkata Port navigation channels is one of the top priorities of the Port authorities, said Meena. He further said, “Only three of the five dredging machines sent by the Dredging Corporation of India work properly. We will try to fix certain parameters for dredging standards or dredger’s quality.”

Besides, currently, the dredged soil which is kept very close to the river is washed away by the river water. In a bid to get rid of this problem, three spots at Sagar, Auckland and Rasulpur will be converted as dredging disposal zones, said Meena. He added that the Kolkata Port already has adequate land for the project in those areas and there was no need to acquire any other land.

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