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Fifty-four bullet trains recalled after a deadly high-speed rail accident in China are to resume operation on the new Beijing-Shanghai line after problems were fixed, state media said Monday.
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More than 50 bullet trains on a new fast link between Beijing and Shanghai will be recalled because of "flaws," their manufacturer said, in a fresh blow for China's high-speed rail industry.
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Chinese bullet trains pulled over 'flaws'
A state-owned Chinese train manufacturer said today it is recalling 54 bullet trains being used on a new high-speed rail link between Beijing and Shanghai because of "flaws".
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China recalls new bullet trains due to 'flaws'
A life-size model of China's home-made bullet train is seen here displayed at the Scientific Achievements Expo in Beijing. A state-owned Chinese train manufacturer said it is recalling 54 bullet trains ...
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's second-biggest train maker will recall 54 bullet trains used on the new showcase Beijing-Shanghai line for safety reasons, the firm said on Friday, dealing a fresh blow to the nation's scandal-plagued rail system.
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China recalls bullet trains in new blow to showcase technology
Hornby has said that it will be able to make enough model railway sets to meet demand for the first time in five years, after it resolved a long-running problem with its main supplier in China.
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At least 38 people were killed and more than 200 injured by the recent crash of two high-speed trains near Zhenzhou in Zhejiang, a province in China. The wrecked body of the ruined train was buried immediately afterward, with no investigation.
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HONG KONG - The deadly collision of two bullet trains in eastern Zhejiang province on Saturday, in which 39 people were killed and another 192 injured, has raised fears not only over the safety of China's fast expanding high-speed rail network but also over its high-speed development under the so-called "China model".
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THREE senior railways officials have been axed after a collision between two high-speed bullet trains in China killed 35 people.
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