Train traffic hit in China after a boat damages railway bridge

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Press Trust of India Beijing
Last Updated : Oct 16 2015 | 11:28 AM IST
At least 58 trains have been diverted or rescheduled in China after a rail bridge was damaged by a dredging boat in the country's southern Guangdong province, a media report said today.
Xijiang Railway Bridge in Zhaoqing City was damaged yesterday when the boat travelled beneath it, the Guangzhou Railway group said in a statement.
Sections of the rail track were also damaged.
North and northwestern-bound trains from Guangzhou and Haikou, capital of the Hainan province, have been affected, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
At least 58 trains have been diverted or rescheduled.
The local rail authority has dispatched a team to repair the bridge.
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First Published: Oct 16 2015 | 11:28 AM IST

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