November9 , 2026

    Hili Land Port to Suspend Import-Export Operations for Seven Days

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    Import-export operations at Hili Land Port will remain suspended for seven days, temporarily disrupting cross-border trade and cargo movement through the facility.

    The closure is expected to affect traders, transport operators and businesses that rely on the land port for the movement of goods between India and Bangladesh. Importers and exporters may need to adjust shipment schedules and coordinate with logistics partners to minimise delays.

    Hili is an important land port on the India-Bangladesh border, facilitating bilateral trade in various commodities. The temporary suspension could lead to a backlog of cargo and delays in deliveries, depending on the volume of shipments scheduled during the closure.

    Traders are advised to confirm the suspension period and resumption schedule with the relevant port and customs authorities before dispatching consignments.

    Further details regarding the reason for the shutdown and the exact dates of closure were not provided in the information available.