China Railway Exceeds 19 Million Daily Passengers

China State Railway Group announced that holiday transportation will run from April 29 to May 6. Passengers purchasing tickets through third-party platforms may experience slower service or failed transactions. Construction workers are adhering to the golden period of construction on the China Railway Da Zhun Line, a key coal transport channel. The Xinmei-Dongyun railway line, a channel for coal transport, is seeing continued construction during the May Day holiday. During the May Day holiday, construction workers from China Railway 23rd Bureau's Inner Mongolia project are maintaining their posts to ensure the safe and smooth transport of coal. On May 2nd, China's railways are expected to transport 19.7 million passengers, setting a new single-day historical record. As of April 30th, daily railway passenger numbers in China surpassed 19 million, with this trend continuing into May 1st. As of April 30th, railway passenger volume exceeded 19.78 million on May 1st, with daily figures again surpassing 19 million after May 1st. China's railway system is anticipating 18.55 million passenger journeys today, with 923 additional trains scheduled. As of April 30th, Chinese railways transported 19.781 million passengers, with daily figures exceeding 19 million on May 1st and 2nd. China's railway system is anticipating a surge in passenger traffic, with an estimated 18.55 million travelers expected on May 3rd. For today, the national railway is expected to carry 18.55 million passengers, with 923 additional trains planned.