Two more tunnels will be built beneath the Yangtze River, China's longest, the government in Hubei Province said on Monday. The first tunnel was completed and opened to traffic on Sunday, when it was used by 28,000 vehicles. The second... ...full story at People's Daily
from People's Daily on Tue, Dec 30 2008
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China: Yangtze River »
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China's 1st road tunnel under Yangtze River opens to traffic » Shanghai Daily CHINA'S first road tunnel beneath the Yangtze River was open to traffic today in central China's Hubei Province. The 3.63-kilometer, bi-directional four-lane road tunnel started a three-month trial operation... |
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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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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 Yangtze River road tunnel opens » People's Daily The first road tunnel under China's longest river opened in Hubei province yesterday cutting travel times for Wuhan motorists by more than 20 minutes. The 3.63-km, 4-lane tunnel connects Wuchang, where government offices and universities are based to... |
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