Source record CMC Political Work Department · 2026-05-27

China's Peacekeeping Engineer Detachment Deployed to South Sudan Completes Repair of Main Supply Route in Mission Area

我赴南苏丹维和工兵分队完成任务区主要补给线修复任务

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Source-stated publication date	2026-05-27
Original URL	http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16463716.html
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我维和官兵在施工现场进行取土作业。史翰林摄解放军报讯侯永刚、特约记者王轶报道：近日，中国第16批赴南苏丹（瓦乌）维和工兵分队完成“科瓦乔克—图拉雷—阿比恩洪”主补给线修复任务，有效改善当地道路通行条件，受到联合国和当地民众的高度肯定。该补给线全长150公里，连接联合国多处任务点和当地民众聚居区，是人道主义物资运输的“生命线”，也是居民赖以生存的“经济线”。由于长期战乱、自然侵蚀和重型车辆的碾压，补给线通行能力严重下降，有些路面严重损毁，多处桥梁和涵洞需要修复。施工过程中，我工兵分队科学制订施工方案、调配兵力装备，结合实际情况探索出一套高效施工作业方法。针对土方转运难度大的情况，官兵采取“多处取土、以点带面”方式快速补充土方，既提高了施工效率又保证了工程质量。此外，分队官兵在任务间隙还为沿线民众提供力所能及的帮助——清理路障、修筑水池、救助陷车，以实际行动传递友谊。“谢谢你们，中国维和军人。”任务结束时，路边送行的当地民众表示。据了解，此次施工投入兵力38人，出动车辆22辆，历时近50天，采取在外宿营方式展开作业，逐一解决了路基坍塌、沟渠堵塞、桥梁受损等问题。该分队自部署至任务区以来，已先后高标准完成瓦乌机场、瓦乌水站、通季—罗米奇补给线等工程保障任务。

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China's 16th peacekeeping engineer detachment in South Sudan (Wau) completed repair of the 150-kilometer Kwajok–Tullare–Abyei Hong main supply route over roughly 50 days, committing 38 personnel and 22 vehicles to fix roadbed collapse, blocked drainage ditches, and damaged bridges while camping in the field throughout. The detachment used a 多处取土、以点带面 ('multi-point soil extraction, using key points to drive the whole') method to solve earthfill logistics under austere conditions. This is a standard operational completion report; its value is as a record of the detachment's engineering throughput and field methods, adding to a documented pattern of PLA peacekeeping units accumulating dual-use infrastructure and logistics experience in African mission areas.

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Source text. CMC Political Work Department. "我赴南苏丹维和工兵分队完成任务区主要补给线修复任务." PLA Daily (解放军报), 2026-05-27. http://www.81.cn/yw_208727/16463716.html.

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