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Chinese top political advisor inspects construction of China-Laos railway
Chinese top political advisor Wang Yang on Monday inspected the construction of the China-Laos Railway at ancient Lao capital Luang Prabang, some 220 km north of Vientiane.
November19,2019
Feature: China-Laos railway brings up Lao apprentice to craftsman
Working for more than two years on the China-Laos railway construction site, Noy Sonemany has turned himself from an unskilled house builder in the town to a "Railway Craftsman" with outstanding professional skills.
April02,2019
Feature: China-Laos railway project makes dreams come true for local workers
The construction of the China-Laos railway has offered more than 5,000 jobs to local people and changed the lives of local villagers whose dreams have now come true.
February27,2019
Lao official speaks highly of China-Laos railway construction progress
A Lao government official has made a field inspection of the China-Laos railway construction and expressed appreciation for the progress, the construction company told Xinhua on Friday.
February22,2019
Chinese firm for China-Laos railway delivers free medical service to Lao villagers
PowerChina Sinohydro Bureau 3 Co., LTD, a Chinese engineering company that is building the fourth section of the China-Laos railway in northern Laos' Luang Prabang province, has offered charity clinics to the local villagers in mid-January.
January21,2019
First four-track railway bridge for China-Laos railway finishes closure work
The first four-track railway bridge in the Chinese sections of the China-Laos railway project lately has finished closure work, according to China Railway Kunming Group Co. Ltd.
January18,2019
Sections of Guanping Bridge joined, pushing forward China-Laos railway construction
Guanping bridge has recently seen its sections join together, which has further pushed forward the construction of the China-Laos railway.
December26,2018
Fence built along China-Laos railway to protect wild elephants
Builders are establishing a fence along a newly completed section of a railway to connect China with Laos in efforts to protect wild elephants.
December04,2018
China, Laos ink MoU over railway vocational technical college feasibility study
The signing ceremony of an MoU on feasibility study on the Chinese government's assistance to the Lao railway vocational technical college project was held in Lao capital Vientiane on Tuesday.
September05,2018
Sino-Lao railway project drives full steam ahead
Construction of the China-Laos railway is gathering steam, as a main bridge over the Mekong River has been completed, said executives of construction giant China Railway Engineering Corp.
July19,2018
Milestone reached on Sino-Lao railway
Builders began to lay the first steel truss complex on Friday on Yuanjiang Railway Bridge-which has the tallest bridge pier in the world and the longest span between two piers-on the Chinese section of the 925.5-kilometer China-Laos railway.
June26,2018
China-Laos railway Yuanjiang major bridge starts craning up steel girders
The Yuanjiang major bridge across the Yuanjiang River along the China-Laos railway project in Yuxi, southwest China’s Yunnan province craned up steel girders on June 22.
June26,2018
Chinese engineering firm completes main construction work of Laos' longest bridge
China Railway No. 2 Engineering Group (CREC-2) has completed the main construction work of the longest bridge along the China-Laos railway which is also the longest-ever bridge in Laos.
June19,2018
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