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The Straits Times Mining in China fraught with danger, but higher pay draws workers to the industry Chinese miners saved from hundreds of metres underground after being trapped for two weeks in a gold mine explosion in Qixia, China, on Jan 24, 2021. PHOTO: AFP https://str.sg/JKKT They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! This article is now fully available for you Read now Get...

COVID-19: First COVID-19 death in eight months CLUSTER INFECTION: Taoyuan General Hospital is to make funeral arrangements for the deceased woman, as her entire family has been placed under isolation By Lee I-chia / Staff reporter Taiwan yesterday reported its first COVID-19 death in eight months after a woman in her 80s with pre-existing health conditions passed away late on Friday. She was diagnosed with COVID-19 post-mortem. The Central Epidemic ...

Cycling Shorts: A biking tour of historic Taipei Learn about Taiwan’s history and culture while cycling through the city’s oldest back alleys By Mark Caltonhill / Contributing reporter Back in the BC — before coronavirus — days, Alec Gates co-ran a bike tour company. Since his customers were primarily foreign holidaymakers and recently arrived expats, business has almost completely dried up over the last year. “That now feels like ancient history,” Gates said last weekend, when C...

The first China-developed hydrogen fuel cell hybrid locomotive was rolled off the production line of CRRC Datong Co., Ltd. on Wednesday in Datong City, north Chinas Shanxi Province.   The locomotive is designed to run at a speed of 80 km per hour, with 700 kW of continuous power for 24.5 hours. Its maximum traction load on a straight track exceeds 5,000 tonnes.   "The locomotive uses a combination of a hydrogen fuel cell system and a high-power lithium battery," said Zhai Wanming, an academic...

1 2021-01-28 09:07:12Xinhua Editor : Li Yan ECNS App Download Photo taken on Jan. 27, 2021 shows Chinas first self-developed hydrogen fuel cell hybrid locomotive in Datong. (Xinhua/Cao Yang) Chinas first self-developed hydrogen fuel cell hybrid locomotive was rolled out on Wednesday at CRRC Datong Co., Ltd. in north Chinas Shanxi Province. The locomotive has a designed speed of 80 kilometers per hour. It can run contin...

Choo Choo! Meet China’s First Hydrogen-Powered Locomotive Subscribe Sputnik International https://sputniknews.com/asia/202101271081894411-choo-choo-meet-chinas-first-hydrogen-powered-locomotive/ When China’s President Xi Jinping pledged that China would be carbon neutral by 2060, he was dead serious. Although hydrogen is only one of the many elements to be used in the quest to reduce carbon emissions, China has found a perspective of its use. Chinese train manufacturer, Datong, has rolled o...

2021-01-27 13:36:03 GMT2021-01-27 21:36:03(Beijing Time) Xinhua English TAIYUAN, Jan. 27 (Xinhua) -- The first China-developed hydrogen fuel cell hybrid locomotive was rolled off the production line of CRRC Datong Co., Ltd. on Wednesday in Datong City, north Chinas Shanxi Province. The locomotive is designed to run at a speed of 80 km per hour, with 700 kW of continuous power for 24.5 hours. Its maximum traction load on a straight track exceeds 5,000 tonnes. "The locomotive uses a combin...

This is Wuhan now: A year later, the first post-pandemic city 13 minutes to read By: Christopher Buckley, Keith Bradsher, Vivian Wang and Amy Qin The long months of harsh lockdown have faded from view in Wuhan, the first city in the world devastated by the new coronavirus. As residents look to move on, they cite a Chinese saying that warns against "forgetting the pain after a scar heals." To many in this central Chinese city, the saying sums up a temptation to let go of the ba...

Jan 23, 2021 The long months of harsh lockdown have faded from view in Wuhan, the first city in the world devastated by the new coronavirus. As residents look to move on, they cite a Chinese saying that warns against “forgetting the pain after a scar heals.” To many in this central Chinese city, the saying sums up a temptation to let go of the bad memories while reveling in the recovery. To families grieving in the shadows, it means the danger of hastily forgetting without a public...

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