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Border of North Korea-China reopens for rail freight

UPDATE – The border between China and North Korea is officially reopened for rail freight traffic. This was confirmed by the spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Zhao Lijian at a press conference on 17 January 2022. On that day, a train loaded with emergency supplies from China arrived at the North Korean border town of Sinuiju.

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UPDATE

Border of North Korea-China reopens for rail freight

UPDATE – The border between China and North Korea is officially reopened for rail freight traffic. This was confirmed by the spokesman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Zhao Lijian at a press conference on 17 January 2022. On that day, a train loaded with emergency supplies from China arrived at the North Korean border town of Sinuiju.

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