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November 20, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Dredgers used early on Yangtze as silt problem worsens

The Yangtze River authorities have begun dredging silt along China’s longest waterway a week earlier than last year as silting in the river becomes more serious. Five dredgers, one more than last year, have been employed to scoop up the silt in three sites along the middle reaches of the river as op

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The Yangtze River authorities have begun dredging silt along China’s longest waterway a week earlier than last year as silting in the river becomes more serious.

Five dredgers, one more than last year, have been employed to scoop up the silt in three sites along the middle reaches of the river as opposed to two areas last year.

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