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Power resumed on snow-interrupted Chinese rail line

people.com.cn
Feb 17, 2008
        
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The power on a Chinese north-south railway artery, which has been cut off by snow for more than 20 days, was completely restored on Saturday. Three substations in Chenzhou City of central China's Hunan Province, which supply tractio ... ... The power on a Chinese... [read full story]                    

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Snow-hit Chinese city hopes for electricty in time for Lantern Festival

 people.com.cn Feb 20, 2008
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Power resumed on snow-interrupted Chinese rail line

 china.org.cn Feb 17, 2008
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Snow-hit Chinese city hopes for electricty in time for Lantern Festival

people.com.cn
Feb 20, 2008
        

Thousands of electricians are braving the freezing cold fixing the collapsed power network in Chenzhou, the worst-hit city in China's latest blizzard. Two of their colleagues have died on the job. Xinhua's reporter saw 60 workers sw ... ... Thousands of electricians are...

Snow-hit Chinese city hopes for electricty in time for Lantern Festival

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Feb 19, 2008
        

CHENZHOU, Hunan Province, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- Thousands of ... ... CHENZHOU, Hunan Province, Feb. 19 (Xinhua) -- Thousands of electricians are braving the freezing cold fixing the collapsed power network in Chenzhou, the worst-hit city in China's latest blizzard. Xinhua's...

Chinese Brace for More Bad Weather After Lunar New Year Chaos

rfa.org
Feb 18, 2008
        

Millions of Chinese people stranded ahead of the key Lunar New Year holiday by snows and power shortages are bracing for more bad weather after a week of chaos in cities and railway stations. ... GUANGZHOU—The central Chinese province of Hunan has been pummeled by...

China battles bitter winter

upi.com
Feb 17, 2008
        

Electrical power to a major rail route through China has been restored after being disrupted by a severe snowstorm for nearly a month, it was reported. ... Electricity was restored Saturday to three substations in Chenzhou City, which supplies traction power to trains...

Power resumed on snow-interrupted Chinese rail line

china.org.cn
Feb 17, 2008
        

The power on a Chinese north-south railway artery, which has been cut off by snow for more than 20 days, was completely restored on Saturday. ... A passenger train passes by a station of Chenzhou city on Feb. 13, 2008. The power on a Chinese north-south railway artery...

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