Pedestrian bridge shaped like coconut leaf transported by sea to Ho Chi Minh City center

VNExpress - Oct 18, 2026

A barge carrying a coconut leaf-shaped pedestrian bridge and its supporting framework, weighing a combined 3,400 tons, began a 124-km sea journey on Sunday morning from Vung Tau toward the center of Ho Chi Minh City for final assembly.

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