A freight train route has been launched between Suzhou, a major export hub in east China, and Lao capital Vientiane, according to the train operator.
A train carrying goods such as LCDs and auto parts, with a total value of about 50 million yuan (7.85 million U.S. dollars), departed from Suzhou on Tuesday and is expected to arrive in Vientiane in seven days, according to Suzhou International Train Freight Co., Ltd.
This is the first Suzhou-Vientiane freight train after the 1,035-km China-Laos railway started operation on Dec. 3, 2021.
"In the future, the China-Laos Railway freight train is expected to run weekly and become a stable international logistics channel," said Zhang Fan, general manager of Suzhou International Train Freight Co., Ltd.
- 1st Beibu Gulf， Tibet rail-sea train departs
- China-Europe freight train route launched between China’s SCODA， Samarkand
- Guangxi’s 10 Years： The Growth of the China-Vietnam Railway Express
- China-Europe freight train services see robust growth in August
- New Intl Land-Sea Trade Corridor records 20,000th sea-rail train
- Shandong launches new air cargo route to Belgium
Popular Videos
Hot comments
- First apes at U.S. zoo receive COVID-19 vaccine made for animals， zoo official says
- China Life： Chinese women shine with She Power
- Foreign firms approved to offer VPN services in capital
- Homemade curling videos trending in China
- 86-year-old grandma in Hebei spends most her life on traditional cheongsam
- Winners of 2022 Inaugural WLA Prize announced
- Lantern Festival： A romantic celebration in China
- Two Chinese COVID-19 vaccine firms to supply vaccines to COVAX
- Media center for 20th CPC national congress to open on Oct. 12
- Six suspects arrested in HK for role in SE Asia job scam
Top Reviews
- Young artists recreate beauty of traditional Hanfu costume
- China releases photos of tallest tree
- English version of ‘Understanding Xi Jinping’s Educational Philosophy’ published
- China crowned in men’s team for 10th straight time at table tennis worlds
- China publishes Atlas of Wildlife in SW China
- Guangxi’s 10 Years： A Visit to China’s Qinzhou Port
- Congress delegate helped lift village out of poverty
- Expo highlights joint efforts in NEV development
- Racism stain of shame on ‘world democratic paradise’
- U.S. may face new COVID wave this upcoming winter： report