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Beijing gets Subway Facelift
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2-Sep-2004 - |
Beijing's two oldest metro lines will be renovated ahead of the 2008 Olympic Games. Subway trains and tracks along the No 1 and No 2 lines in the capital city will be upgraded by 2007 at a cost of 3.7 billion yuan or more than 440 million US dollars. The move is aimed at meeting the huge surge in passenger demand during the 29th Summer Olympic Games. A detailed renovation plan has not yet been released, but an expert appraisal was held earlier this month. Sources with the Beijing Subway Operation Company say that any lurking safety hazards will be eliminated by the completion of these renovations. The interior conditions within subway stations and carriages will also be improved to make passengers feel more comfortable, and all relevant metro equipment will become automatic. |
2-Sep-2004 - |
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