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Tainan Urban Railway Undergrounding Project Reaches Major Milestone

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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The urban railway undergrounding project in Tainan reached a major milestone this month. The Railway Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications held a farewell event for the above-ground station on October 17, and the first section of the underground successor opened the following day. The 8.23km line will remove traffic barriers, reconnecting the eastern and western sides of the city.

From taipeitimes.com

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The project aims to reconnect residential neighborhoods, schools, shopping districts, and public facilities previously separated by the railway. However, the long-term value of the public infrastructure depends on policy decisions regarding how the freed-up land is used and the design of the planned greenway corridor.

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