Bangladesh garment exporters fear $1bn losses after huge airport fire devastates peak export season
Bangladesh garment exporters face $1 billion in losses after a huge fire at its largest airport decimated a cargo complex during peak export season. The blaze caused widespread devastation to shipping imports and exports.
A fire that decimated a cargo complex in Bangladesh's largest airport has caused devastating losses to garment exporters, fearing up to $1 billion in losses during the peak export season. The blaze ripped through the cargo import and export area at Noapara Airport, one of the country's busiest airports for international flights. Garment exporters rely heavily on the airport for transportation of goods, with many shipments delayed or lost due to the fire. The incident has sparked concerns about the impact on Bangladesh's garment industry, which is a significant contributor to the country's economy.
