Saigon River pedestrian bridge's 3,400-ton steel arch moved onto barge
The massive steel arch of the Saigon River pedestrian bridge under construction in Ho Chi Minh City was successfully transferred to a barge in a four-hour operation. Construction began in March 2025 with an investment of nearly VND1 trillion. The bridge aims to connect central Ho Chi Minh City with the Thu Thiem peninsula, enhancing the Saigon Riverfront.
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