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All airlines allowed to carry Hajj pilgrims
10/13/2005
 

          The Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism has allowed all operating airlines in Bangladesh to carry the
Hajj pilgrims this year due to Biman's flight shortage and to readjust the new price hike of the jet fuel price.
State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Mir Mohammad Nasir Uddin announced this at a meeting at
the secretariat Wednesday. - FE Report

 

 
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