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Tag Archives: trains
Train carriages washed away
The K165 train from Xi’an to Kunming dropped two carriages into a river in Sichuan. No one died.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accidents, Dongguan Times, trains
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Some problems with train tickets and the Ministry of Railways
A blogger tries to return to Beijing by train but discovers he has to buy a ticket for several stations beyond the city.
Posted in Transport
Tagged @altcat, maomy, Oh My Media, trains
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A bridge collapse and a train crash
A bridge collapsed in Tieli, Heilongjiang Province, and two trains collided in Chenzhou, Hunan Province.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged accidents, bridges, Chenzhou, Modern Jinbao, trains
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Wen Jiabao takes a phantom train
State media reported that Wen Jiabao took the nonexistent D18 train back to Beijing.
Posted in Government
Tagged fake news, State Council, trains, Wen Jiabao
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Subway trains to shelter Sichuan homeless
An ingenious use of decommissioned subway cars provides an immediate solution for a few of the thousands left homeless by the devastating earthquake in Sichuan.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Transport
Tagged earthquake, Sichuan, trains, transportation
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Speed to blame in the Shandong train crash
The Beijing News (新京报) reported the April 28 railway accident today on its front page today
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged rail accident, The Beijing News, trains
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Visions of the Qinghai-Tibet railway
Han Song (韩松) on the new ‘ladder to the sky’ – an excerpt of a story called ‘The Special Train Ticket’ (特别火车票) aka ‘The Guilty Train Ticket’ (罪恶火车票), as well as his comments on the opening ceremony for the Qinghai-Tibet railroad.
Posted in Internet, Trends and Buzz
Tagged Han Song, Tibet, trains
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