Protesters demand job security, transparency over DP World’s proposed operations, and consultations with stakeholders.
The hunger strike, organised by Chattogram Bandar Rokkha Sangram Parishad and Chattogram Port Protection Community, began at 11am in front of the port’s One Stop Service Building and is scheduled to continue until 4pm today (12 October). Photo: Collected
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The hunger strike, organised by Chattogram Bandar Rokkha Sangram Parishad and Chattogram Port Protection Community, began at 11am in front of the port’s One Stop Service Building and is scheduled to continue until 4pm today (12 October). Photo: Collected
Port workers and other stakeholders began a mass hunger strike in Chattogram today (12 October), demanding cancellation of the proposed lease agreement for the New Mooring Container Terminal (NCT) and job security for port employees.
The hunger strike, organised by Chattogram Bandar Rokkha Sangram Parishad and Chattogram Port Protection Community, began at 11am in front of the port’s One Stop Service Building and is scheduled to continue until 4pm.
Leaders of Chattogram Bandar Jatiyatabadi Sramik Dal also joined the programme.
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