Vietnam Transports 3,400-Ton Steel Arch Bridge Section by Sea to Bach Dang Wharf
A massive 3,400-ton steel arch for a pedestrian bridge has been transported by a specialized tugboat to Bach Dang Wharf in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. This large-scale infrastructure project appears aimed at modernizing the urban landscape and enhancing transportation networks.
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