Myanmar will build a new railway line linking its border with China to boost bilateral trade.
The rail line will extend from Shan state’s capital Lashio in north-eastern Myanmar to Jiegao in China’s Yunnan province. It is expected to cost $500m.
The rail track tracing work for the project has been carried out and the railway station will be located at Sone Kwe village, near Lashio-Muse Union Road.
The Muse border is one of five trade points linking Myanmar and China and business in the area currently depends on cars and trucks.
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