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| China Sees Post-holiday Travel Peak | | Passengers queue in line as they wait to board the train in Fuyang Railway Station, east China's Anhui Province, February 12, 2008. The Ministry of Railways said snow and ice storms in south China had prolonged this year's post-Spring Festival travel peak. Another travel peak is expected on February 21, as most migrant workers will return to work after the Lantern Festival. More than 700 additional trains were thrown into operation by the Ministry of Railways to cope with the peak of railway traffic on Tuesday. (Xinhua) |
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