Bridge Collapse in Tay Ninh Highlights Infrastructure Management Challenges
A bridge collapse in Tay Ninh province on November 9th, caused by a tractor carrying an excavator, has brought infrastructure aging and management issues to the forefront, although no human casualties were reported.
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