"Thisisanincreaseof5.54 per centoverthetraffic handledduringcorrespondingperiodofpreviousyear," an official source said.
The port handled 6.44 million tonnes of cargo during October 2015 as compared to 5.92million tonnes during the correspondingmonthofthe previousyear,showing a growth of 8.64 per cent, the source said.
During the month, 2.45 million tons of cargo was loaded while3.91milliontonneswas unloaded in theport.
In the current fiscal upto October 2015, thermal coal traffic has exhibited a growth of 5.50 per cent.
Similarly,coking coal traffic increased 7.71 per cent and other cargo traffic grew by 18.59 per cent compared to the sameperiodofpreviousyear.
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