Coconut Leaf-Shaped Arch Bridge Section Safely Arrives at Bach Dang Wharf
A unique coconut leaf-shaped arch section for a pedestrian bridge has safely arrived at Bach Dang Wharf in Ho Chi Minh City after a 12-hour journey. The bridge is anticipated to become a new landmark in the urban landscape.
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