Quang Tri Safely Removes Final Barge Stranded Under Railway Bridge After Floods
In Vietnam's central Quang Tri province, the final barge stranded under a railway bridge due to heavy rains was successfully removed on September 15, advancing recovery efforts from flood damage in the region.
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