Over the past two decades, cable-stayed bridges have been built across major rivers in Southern Vietnam, gradually eliminating the need for ferries to cross rivers, expanding development opportunities, and marking the maturation of Vietnam's bridge and road construction industry. From My Thuan 1 to Can Tho, Cao Lan, Vam Cong, and Rach Mieu 2, behind each bridge span lies a journey of mastering technology, improving management capabilities, and r…
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Over the past two decades, cable-stayed bridges have been built across major rivers in Southern Vietnam, gradually eliminating the need for ferries to cross rivers, expanding development opportunities, and marking the maturation of Vietnam's bridge and road construction industry. From My Thuan 1 to Can Tho, Cao Lan, Vam Cong, and Rach Mieu 2, behind each bridge span lies a journey of mastering technology, improving management capabilities, and r…