THE landslide-disrupted Litang-Zhanjiang section of northbound railway line as far as Chongqing was reopened early yesterday. Some 1,000 staff worked around the clock to clear the track, according to sources... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Tue, Jul 01 2008
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Northbound Chinese railway in JingGuang Line »
YouTube video The Northbound SS8 haul the passenger train depart from GuangZhou.
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| 01 Jul 08 |
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Landslide-disrupted railway resumes operation in S China » People's Daily The landslide-disrupted Litang-Zhanjiang section of northbound railway line as far as Chongqing was reopened early Tuesday after 1,000 staff worked around the clock, according to sources with the railway bureau of south China's Guangxi Zhu ... |
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Ministry of Railways: Disrupted railway transportation to restore early on Tuesday » People's Daily China's Ministry of Railways sources said on Monday that they will work to restore the collision-disrupted Jinan-Qingdao rail transportation at around 8:00 o'clock on Tuesday. Workers at the scene of the accident are using cranes to ... |
| 29 Apr 08 |
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Damaged Chinese railway line repaired following fatal train collision » People's Daily Workers have finished repairing the damaged section of the Jinan-Qingdao Railway following an early morning fatal accident, officials said on Monday evening, and a train of about a dozen carriages slowly rolled onto the section at 7:45 p.m. ... |
| 30 Jan 08 |
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Electricity workers die in big clear-up » Shanghai Daily AN electrician has died of a heart attack on the top of a 21-meter electricity pylon, while another died after falling from a broken power line pole, State Grid sources said yesterday. The news came a day after Premier Wen Jiabao visited family members... |
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High-speed rail line to Beijing is 91% completed » Shanghai Daily THE Ministry of Railways said yesterday that the world's longest high-speed rail line, connecting Shanghai and Beijing, was nearing completion. Ministry spokesman Wang Yongping said 91 percent of the track, or... |
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