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Taipei, March 29 (CNA) Train buffs from around Taiwan gathered at train stations in Hualien and New Taipei on Tuesday to bid farewell to the last of the Fu-Hsing Semi Express trains, once the workhorse of Taiwan's passenger railway system.

Train enthusiasts from across the nation yesterday gathered at train stations in Hualien and New Taipei City to bid farewell to the last of the Fu-hsing semi-express trains, once the workhorse of Taiwan’s passenger railway system. Fu-hsing Semi-Express No. 605 was the last of its kind to embark on a journey when it left Hualien Station at 6:05am on a three-hour, 51-minute trip to Shulin Station in New Taipei City. Several train buffs and Hualien residents gathered at the departure station to t...

The last Fu-hsing semi-express train, once the workhorse of the nation’s passenger railways, is to be retired from service tomorrow, the Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) said on Saturday. The train’s final trip — from Hualien to New Taipei City’s Shulin Station (樹林), a journey of 3 hours, 22 minutes — is to depart at 6:05am. The Fu-hsing carriage, introduced in the early 1980s, was the first locally built train and the first in the nation to have air-conditioning. Once seen thr...

/ Staff writer, with CNAThe last Fu-hsing semi-express train, once the workhorse of the nation’s passenger railways, is to be retired from service tomorrow, the Taiwan Railways Administration （TRA） said on Saturday.

Taipei, March 26 (CNA) Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) said Saturday that its last Fu-Hsing Semi Express train, once the workhorse of the country's passenger railways, will be retired from service March 29.

Taipei, Dec. 3 (CNA) The Taiwan Railways Administration (TRA) on Friday held a press conference to publicize a toll-free hotline it introduced last month, urging members of the public who spot track intrusions or safety related issues to report them immediately, in the wake of two major railway safety incidents in 24 hours.