North Korea and Russia opened their first dedicated road bridge across the Tumen River. [1] Reuters filed the opening. [1] Al Jazeera filed the same ceremony. [2] A crossing is not a passenger timetable. Print the opening. Do not print a finished tourist highway.

The span sits near the older rail bridge. Trucks crossing on opening day are cargo, not a published passenger table. Leave a named later passenger start to the edition that owns a named later start. Print the bridge. Print not a timetable.

Print the opening. Monday is not a tourist highway. The first road link remains a cargo span until a named passenger table exists. Print the opening as Monday's named Tumen hold. A ceremony is still not a daily bus. Print trucks as still cargo. Print the first road bridge as still the named fact. Print the opening as still not a timetable.

-- KATYA VOLKOV, Moscow