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Pier Design, Falsework Questioned In Fatal Vietnamese Bridge Collapse - ENR | McGraw-Hill Construction

Publication Date: 03-OCT-07
Author: Saibal Dasgupta
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Investigators are trying to determine whether a Japanese contractor consortium or designers with the transport ministry of Vietnam were to blame for the fatal Sept. 26 collapse of a 90-meter-long section of a cable-stayed bridge, which was under construction near the southern city of Can Tho.

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