Mongla port

Mongla port

Traditional port functions such as loading/unloading, navigation, and cargo storage are now being digitised and technology-driven. Photo: TBS

Mongla Port introduces LCL cargo handling

With this facility, traders can now ship smaller consignments using shared containers, eliminating the need to bear the full cost of an entire container.

Photo: BSS

Mongla Port targets Tk600cr revenue in FY26

File photo of Mongla port. Photo: TBS

Mongla port surpasses revenue target by Tk9.46cr in FY25

The sunken cargo vessel, MV Mizan-1, at the Pashur River on 27 June 2025. Photo: TBS

Cargo vessel carrying fly ash sinks in Pashur River

Photo: TBS

Heavy-lift vessel docks for first time at Mongla Port

File photo of Mongla port. Photo: TBS

Health alert issued at Mongla Port to prevent Covid spread

Coast Guard members with the detainees who looted equipment of a ship docked at the Mongla Seaport on 28 May 2025. Photo: TBS

3 detained over reported robbery at commercial ship anchored at Mongla Port

Representational image. Photo: UNB

Maritime ports advised to hoist local cautionary signal No 3

Nepal’s Ambassador to Bangladesh, Ghanshyam Bhandari, speaks at a networking event titled Nepal- Bangladesh Cooperation: Dynamics of Trade, Tourism and Connectivity, held at a hotel in Khulna on Friday, 9 May, 2025. Photo: TBS

Mongla port corridor can boost Bangladesh-Nepal trade, says envoy

File Photo: TBS

Container ship service set to begin between Mongla and Chattogram ports

File photo of Mongla port. Photo: TBS

Govt selects Chinese firm to expand the facilities at Mongla Port

Established on 1 December 1950 in Chalna, Khulna, the port was transformed into an autonomous body named the Chalna Port Authority in 1977, and later renamed Mongla Port Authority in 1987 due to relocation. Photos: TBS

Cargo vessel from Pakistan set to arrive at Mongla Port after 53 years

The vessel on which wheat was imported from Argentina on 13 February. Photo: TBS

Wheat unloaded at Mongla Port for the first time