Saigon River Pedestrian Bridge Nears Completion on October 21
The Saigon River pedestrian bridge under construction in Ho Chi Minh City is nearing completion, with the main structure set to be joined on October 21. The bridge is anticipated to become a new landmark, boosting tourism and providing a recreational space for residents.
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