On August 7, it was learned from the Municipal Transport Commission that as of the end of July, 70% of the overall civil engineering works on Beijing Subway Line 7 had been completed. Except for Caishikou Station, Shuangjing Station and Jiulongshan Station, the main structure construction of all other stations has been fully completed.

　　Subway Line 7 runs from Beijing West Railway Station in the west to the Coking Plant in the east, with a total length of about 24 kilometers and 21 stations. It is an east-west trunk line running through the southern part of Beijing, a key continuing project in this year's rail transit construction, and a key project coordinated and advanced by the Municipal Transport Commission in 2013. As of the end of July, 70% of the overall civil engineering works had been completed. Except for Caishikou Station, Shuangjing Station and Jiulongshan Station, the main structure construction of all other stations has been fully completed.

　　A relevant official said that the next priority is to resolve the demolition issues at Zhushikou Station, Guangqumennei Station, Guangqumenwai Station and part of the Coking Plant depot. Government departments are actively coordinating the demolition issues and striving to complete them by early next year; otherwise, normal operation of the line may be affected. The construction side said it will try its best to resolve these issues and strive to open the line without skipping any stations.