China rail network handles 830m passenger trips in 62 days
China's national railway network undertook a record-breaking 830 million passengers trips during the 62-day summer season, which ended on Thursday, the service provider said on Friday.
According to China State Railway Group, the national railway operator, 830 million passenger trips and 640 million metric tons of goods were handled from July 1 to Thursday.
According to the company, this year's summer season witnessed a surge in both passenger and freight demand. The transportation system faced the challenge of accommodating students, tourists, and family visits, while also ensuring the supply of essential commodities such as electricity and food.
To meet these requirements, the railway department efficiently coordinated passenger and freight transportation, implemented meticulously designed train schedules, and increased transportation capacity. These efforts aimed to enhance service quality and efficiency, providing strong support for the continuous recovery of the national economy.
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