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Chinese companies set new digging record in tunnelling projects in Nepal

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Chinese companies set a record by digging 1,503.3 meters of tunnel in a month. The 13.3-kilometer tunnel is expected to become the world's first ultra-long and ultra-deep water diversion tunnel. The tunnel will redirect part of the flow of the Sunkoshi River to the Bagmati River to irrigate farmland.

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Chinese companies set new digging record in tunnelling projects in Nepal

Efforts are being made in the building of long tunnels in the Himalayan region, with Chinese companies setting a record by digging 1,503.3 meters of tunnel in a month at the Sunkoshi Marin Diversion Project in Sindhuli, Nepal.

1 month ago·China

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