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How Rail Tragedy Unfolded in China
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A government report gives a second by second account of a high speed train collision in China on July 23, 2011. It shows major equipment failures, human errors, and confusion in communications.
China's High Speed Rail Network- technology and safety
10/03/2011
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Journalists, the press and the media in China
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Coverage of events such as the high speed train collision in August 2011.
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Chinese Rail Projects Grind to a Halt as Funds Dry Up
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China to Slash Railway Spending
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The economic viability and cost for middle and lower income groups of China's high speed rail network
06/13/2006
The huge infrastructure investments -estimated at $300 billion- planned for China's high speed rail network began with a decision in 2004 and were accelerated with stimulus investments after 2008. The cost is about 555 yuan o($86) for the cheapest ticket on the 300 mile Beijing-Shanghai route or 9% of monthly disposable per capita income for urbanites. This creates questions of affordability and access for the majority of Chinese. Rail revenues will not be sufficient to pay for the investment and operation of the lines.
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As China's Auto Market Booms, Leaders Clash Over Heavy Toll
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Chinese Rail Projects Grind to a Halt as Funds Dry Up
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China to Slash Railway Spending
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China Blasts High-Speed Rail System
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