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China-Laos Railway to run additional passenger trains

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​The Laos-China Railway Company (LCRC) has announced it will operate slower-speed trains in addition to the two existing high-speed EMU (electric multiple unit) trains to meet the growing needs of passengers.

XinhuaUpdated:  February 24, 2022
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Photo taken on Feb. 9, 2022, shows the Luang Prabang Station along the China-Laos Railway in Luang Prabang, Laos. The Laos-China Railway Company (LCRC) has announced it will operate slower-speed trains in addition to the two existing high-speed EMU (electric multiple unit) trains to meet the growing needs of passengers. The LCRC has been running two pairs of EMU trains every day, one pair between Vientiane and Boten bordering China, and another between Vientiane and the ancient capital of Luang Prabang. (Photo by Li Huan/Xinhua)

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