Amur Region-China Bridge Construction Expected to Take Four Years

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Construction of a bridge connecting Russia's Amur Region (Jalingda) and China (Mohe) and its infrastructure is projected to take four years, with intergovernmental agreements expected this year, according to Amur Region Governor Vasily Orlov.

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