[China Railway 10th Bureau Joint Venture Wins Order for Brazil Railway Project] Recently, TCR-10, a consortium of China Railway 10th Bureau, and Tiisa, a local company in Kazakhstan, jointly received a major order from Bahia Minera ç ã o, a Brazilian mining company under the Eurasian Resources Group in Kazakhstan. The main content of this order is to construct the 127km section of the Oeste Leste railway. According to Bahia News, the contract may be signed in the next two weeks, completing a railway section construction project of R $1.1 billion and approximately RMB 1.48 billion invested in the next 36 months. This 537 kilometer railway will serve 20 cities and transport 60 million tons of goods annually, transforming the state's mining industry. Editor/Ma Xue

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• 2026.05.19 18:10
• [2600 kilometers of sand crossing roads will be constructed in Inner Mongolia]
• In 2026, Inner Mongolia plans to construct 2600 kilometers of sand crossing roads. As of the end of April, 41 projects have started construction and completed 710 kilometers, accounting for approximately 27% of the annual task. From Maowusu to Keerqin, a comprehensive battle to control desertification by road is unfolding. Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.05.19 18:07
• [The first dredging railway in the Six Scenic Area of Nanning Port has started construction]
• Recently, the first phase of the railway dedicated line project in the Six Scenic Area of Nanning Port officially broke ground. This line is the first dredging railway in the Six Scenic Area of Nanning Port. The total investment of the first phase of the railway dedicated line project in the Six Scenic Area of Nanning Port is 152 million yuan, with a designed annual loading and unloading capacity of 3.2 million tons. The line is connected to the Six Scenic Station of the Hunan Guangxi Railway, with a total length of 0.766 kilometers. It is constructed according to the single line diesel standard, with a designed speed of 40 kilometers per hour, and is expected to be completed in August 2027. Editor/Cheng Liting