Four fire incidents in oil and LPG tankers in Chittagong over two weeks

During a two-week period, fires broke out in a total of four oil and LPG-carrying ships in the Chittagong port area, killing four crew members and causing million-worth damages.

Sharar Nayel
Asia Correspondent

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