AUTHORITIES in central China's Wuhan City are reviewing builders' bids for a new tunnel beneath the Yangtze River. It will be the second river tunnel at Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province. "We have been studying bids forwarded by more than 30 companies... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Tue, Jan 29 2008
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China plans to build new tunnel under Yangtze river » People's Daily Authorities in central China's Wuhan City are reviewing builders' bids for a new tunnel beneath the Yangtze River. It will be the second river tunnel at Wuhan, capital of Hubei Province. Located at the juncture of the Yangtz ... |
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First tunnel under the Yangtze is in business » Shanghai Daily CHINA'S first tunnel beneath the Yangtze River opened yesterday in central China's Hubei Province. Traffic began to flow through the 3.63-kilometer, four-lane tunnel about 10am in Wuhan City, Hubei's capital. ... |
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Subway line to traverse Yangtze River in central China » People's Daily China's first subway tunnel traversing the Yangtze River is expected to begin construction this month in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province, local officials said Saturday. The 3,100-meter-long tunnel is located between the country's... |
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China to conduct trial run of first road tunnel under Yangtze River » People's Daily China's first road tunnel beneath the Yangtze River will start a three-month trial operation Sunday in central China's Wuhan City. The 3.6-km, bi-directional four-lane road tunnel would cut travel time to seven minutes from half an hour between... |
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