Beijing's Extended Subway Line to Open Soon

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Tuesday, April 25, 2000, updated at 21:01(GMT+8)

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Beijing's Extended Subway Line to Open Soon

The extended No. 1 subway line in Beijing will go into operation on June 28.

The 35-kilometer line starts from Pingguoyuan in the west of the city and ends at Bawangfen in the east.

The midway station at Xi'dan, a commercial center in downtown Beijing, resumed operation today after undergoing renovation and repair for more than two months. It was built a decade ago.

Beijing has now 54 kilometers of subway lines, including a ring line. The subway lines transport about 500 million people each year.


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	The extended No. 1 subway line in Beijing will go into operation on June 28. The 35-kilometer line starts from Pingguoyuan in the west of the city and ends at Bawangfen in the east.




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