深汕高铁再迎新进展！两大站点全面开工

Core Insights - The construction of the Shenzhen-Shanwei High-Speed Railway (深汕高铁) is progressing with two major stations, including Shenzhen's largest high-speed station and the Luohu North Station, now under construction [1][2] - The Xili Comprehensive Transportation Hub is a key project for enhancing Shenzhen's role as a national railway hub and improving the connectivity within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area [1][2] Group 1: Project Progress - The Xili Comprehensive Transportation Hub has entered the main structure construction phase, with significant progress made during the recent National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays [1] - Key milestones include the completion of 100% of the protective structure and engineering piles for the North Square, and 72.15% of the earthwork excavation, setting the stage for underground structure construction [1] - The project aims to complete most of the underground structure by the end of December this year, with the main structure expected to be finished by August 2027 [1] Group 2: Infrastructure Details - The Xili Comprehensive Transportation Hub will feature a total of 13 platforms and 25 lines, surpassing the existing Shenzhen North Station's 11 platforms and 20 lines [2] - The hub will integrate four high-speed rail lines, two intercity rail lines, and four metro lines, creating a multi-level rail transport network [2] - The Luohu North Station, which began construction on September 30, has an estimated investment of approximately 2.343 billion yuan and is expected to be completed by November 30, 2027 [2] Group 3: Connectivity and Impact - The Shenzhen-Shanwei High-Speed Railway will span 125.5 kilometers, significantly reducing travel time from Shenzhen to the Shanwei Special Cooperation Zone from 47 minutes to 30 minutes [3] - This railway will enhance connectivity between Shenzhen's urban center and the Shanwei Special Cooperation Zone, playing a crucial role in developing coastal high-speed railways and optimizing external railway access for Shenzhen [3]