Sun,Aug 18,2013
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| Workers clear muds and tree branches from the railway in south China's Guangdong Province, Aug. 18, 2013. Train service of Guangzhou Railway Station, a rail hub in south China, has been suspended after landslides blocked a railway artery linking Guangzhou and Beijing, Guangzhou Railway Corporation said on Sunday. More than 80,000 passengers would not be able to board their trains, according to the company's estimates. (Xinhua/Tan Liang) |
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