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Inland Waterways of Pakistan to be Modernized 
04/01/1963 08:15:05 
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Inland waterways of Pakistan to be Modernized 
04/01/1963 00:00:00 
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Development of Inland Waterways in East Pakistan 
04/01/1967 17:39:48 
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Development of Inland Waterways in East Pakistan 
04/01/1967 17:39:44 
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Development of Inland Waterways in East Pakistan 
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Development of Inland Waterways in East Pakistan 
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10/04/1963 08:14:29 
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Pakistan Establishes a College for Social Welfare 
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Pakistan Establishes a College of Social Welfare 
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Headline Inland Waterways of Pakistan to be Modernized 
Caption Description In East Pakistan, the chief and most economical means of transportation are the inland waterways. The Government of Pakistan through the Inland Water Transport Authority (ITWA) has launched a scheme to moderate the 2,800 miles of navigable waterways. With a $2 million development credit extended by the International Development Association (IDA), an affiliate of the World Bank, the IWTA will install cargo and passenger facilities at five main inland river ports, two of which serve the Greater Dacca area, the most important commercial centre in East Pakistan. It will also provide storage facilities and supervise inland water transport operations. At present, inland water transport operates under difficult conditions and at relatively high cost.

Buoys equipped with mechanical lights, weighing six tons each and manufactured at the Barisal Workshop, are ready to be transported and placed in the Barisal Section. New lights and signals to help navigation have already covered approximately 1,000 miles of water-ways.

[April, 1963]

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Unique Identifier UN7653676 
NICA ID 214581 
Production Date 04/01/1963 12:00:00 AM 
City/Location Dhaka
Country East Pakistan
Credit UN Photo/PB
File size 4.04 MB