Some Trains on Yangtze River Delta Rail Lines Suspended on the 24th Due to Typhoon CHAMPI
TyphoonSays reports that, affected by Typhoon “CHAMPI,” the Yangtze River Delta railway authorities have launched an emergency response. Temporary speed restrictions will be imposed on sections of high-speed rail lines, including the Hangzhou–Shenzhen, Jinhua–Wenzhou, and Hangzhou–Taizhou lines, from 17:00 on the 23rd to 24:00 on the 24th. Some trains traveling on these lines will be temporarily suspended on the 24th. Railway authorities advise passengers to watch for timetable changes and arrange their journeys accordingly, according to Xinhua Daily Press.
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