Which coastal beach in Sitakunda, Chattogram is one of the world's largest ship-breaking and ship-recycling industrial yards?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Faujdarhat in Sitakunda
- Step 1: The Faujdarhat-Sitakunda coastal strip, extending north of Chattogram city along the Bay of Bengal, is one of the premier ship-recycling clusters in the world. Answer: Faujdarhat in Sitakunda. Why not the others: Patenga beach, Parki beach and Teknaf coast don't fit.
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