Two Bangladesh naval ships in Colombo

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Two Bangladesh Naval Ships arrived at the Port of Colombo on a goodwill visit on Friday, the Navy said.

Ships’ Commanding Officers, Captain Mohammad Anwar and Commander Tanzim Faruq paid a courtesy call on Commander Western Naval Area, Rear Admiral Sirimevan Ranasinghe at the Western Naval Command Headquarters in Colombo.

‘Ali Haider’ (F – 17) is a frigate. It is 103 meters in length and has a displacement of 2008 tons. The ship commanded by Captain Mohammad Anwar has a complement of 250 naval personnel. Nirmul (P-813) is a Large Patrol Craft. It is 64 meters in length and has a displacement of 667 tons. The ship commanded by Commander Tanzim Faruq has a complement of 70 naval personnel.

The visiting ship will stay in Sri Lanka until 18th May and the crew is scheduled to participate in several programmes organized by the Sri Lanka Navy to enhance the friendly relations between the two navies during their stay in Sri Lanka.

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muthyavan. Saturday, 17 May 2014 11:37 PM

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Lara Saturday, 17 May 2014 11:17 PM

Good for nothing

Public Sunday, 18 May 2014 02:38 AM

Whats going on????? Naval build up in and around Sri Lanka waters? Where are we gonna send our naval ships to show off our strength?

len Sunday, 18 May 2014 03:01 AM

Supper powers are lining up to come to Sri Lanka

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