Saigon River Pedestrian Bridge Steel Arch Hoisted, Pauses at Pontoon Bridge in Can Gio
The hoisting of the steel arch for a pedestrian bridge under construction across the Saigon River has been completed. The structure paused at a pontoon bridge in Can Gio district during the operation. This project is a notable part of Ho Chi Minh City's infrastructure development.
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