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The Jiulangshan High-Speed Railway Station in Hunan Province, Which Cost over 100 Million Yuan, Has Been Idle for Four Years.
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China's high-speed rail network has suffered from wasted investment, with many stations being built but then left idle. The Jiulangshan High-Speed Railway Station in Zhuzhou City, Hunan Province, which cost over 100 million yuan to build, saw only single-digit daily passenger traffic after it opened at the end of 2016. It has been out of service since March 2022 and has remained idle for four years.
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