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Tracklayer witnesses transportation expand in Tibet
Updated: Apr 8, 2019
Xinhua
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Braving freezing snow and wind, Wang Quanquan inspects a railway construction site in Southwest China's Tibet autonomous region, and takes pictures of workers laying the tracks.
Such an inspection is a routine repeated two or three times a day. Wang works for China Railway 11 Bureau Group Co Ltd and is designated as head of track laying for the Lhasa-Nyingchi Railway, the first electrified railway in Tibet.
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