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Work on new Olympic stadium begins
www.chinanews.cn 2005-03-30 09:01:34
(Source: China Daily)
Mar. 30 - The curtain was raised on this year's massive construction
project in preparation for the Beijing Olympic Games Tuesday as workers
broke ground at the Wukesong Indoor Stadium in the west of the city.
Altogether, it is the fifth Olympic venue in Beijing on which
construction work has begun, following the National Stadium, the National
Swimming Centre, the Olympic Laoshan Velodrome and the Olympic Shooting
Range.
Located to the east of the Western Fourth Ring Road, the Wukesong Indoor
Stadium, which covers 63,000 square metres, will serve as the basketball
gymnasium.
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