New route on the Silk Road: from Lianyungang to Uzbekistan

A new service has been launched on the New Silk Road, connecting the eastern port of Lianyungang to Uzbekistan via Kazakhstan. It marks a milestone in the development of the Chinese port as a gateway to Central Asia.

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Murali Bhanu|17.08.22|07:01

Seems there are longer, heavier trains…
The train consisted of 439 wagons and several diesel locomotives distributed along the train with a total mass of 43,400 tonnes and a total length of 6.5 kilometres (4.0 mi).

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New route on the Silk Road: from Lianyungang to Uzbekistan

A new service has been launched on the New Silk Road, connecting the eastern port of Lianyungang to Uzbekistan via Kazakhstan. It marks a milestone in the development of the Chinese port as a gateway to Central Asia.

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1 comment op “New route on the Silk Road: from Lianyungang to Uzbekistan”

Murali Bhanu|17.08.22|07:01

Seems there are longer, heavier trains…
The train consisted of 439 wagons and several diesel locomotives distributed along the train with a total mass of 43,400 tonnes and a total length of 6.5 kilometres (4.0 mi).

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