China inaugurated its second railway line in Tibet. Built at a cost of $2.16 billion, the rail link is close to Sikkim border and has been launched to enhance mobility of its military in the remote and strategic Himalayan region. The 253-km railway line links TibetÃÂīs provincial capital Lhasa with Xigaze.
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