The rocket will undergo assembly and testing together with Tianzhou-7, which arrived earlier, the China Manned Space Agency said on Thursday.
At present, all testing systems at the launch site are gearing up for the launch as planned, the agency confirmed.
Based on a Xinhua News Agency article
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