China and North Korea to open long-delayed New Yalu River Bridge

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How the sides differ Alternative sources stress Xinhua's announcement of a Thursday opening; right sources stress that the bridge is opening over a decade behind its original schedule.

China and North Korea are set to open the New Yalu River Bridge, which has been delayed for a long time. Al Jazeera, citing China's state-run Xinhua news agency, reports that the bridge will formally open on Thursday. The New York Post says the bridge opens more than a decade late, as it was first expected to enter use in 2014. It adds that China apparently finished access roads, customs facilities and related infrastructure on its side.

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Alternative AJAl JazeeraChina and North Korea to open New Yalu River Bridge, state media reports

Reports the formal opening date as announced by Chinese state media, with the bridge described as long-delayed.

Right NYNew York PostNew bridge linking China and North Korea will open more than a decade late

Highlights how late the opening is compared with the 2014 expectation, and notes China's apparently completed infrastructure on its side.