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Tainan Railway Underground Project Nears Completion, Railway Bureau Chief Guarantees Mid-October Opening

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • The first phase of the Tainan Railway Underground Project is nearing its final stages.
  • Railway Bureau Director-General Yang Zheng-jun confirmed the project will open and begin operation in mid-October.
  • The underground railway aims to improve transportation and urban development in Tainan.

The Tainan Railway Underground Project's first phase is on the cusp of completion, marking a significant milestone for the city's infrastructure development. Yang Zheng-jun, Director-General of the Ministry of Transportation's Railway Bureau, provided a firm commitment, assuring that the project will officially open and commence operations by mid-October.

This long-awaited underground railway system is expected to bring substantial benefits to Tainan's residents. The project's completion will alleviate surface-level traffic congestion, improve urban aesthetics by removing overhead tracks, and facilitate smoother public transportation.

Officials from the Ministry of Transportation and the Railway Bureau have been actively involved in overseeing the project's progress. The confirmation of the mid-October opening date signals the final push towards realizing the project's objectives and enhancing the quality of life for Tainan's populace.

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