Two suspension bridges in Nam Khanh Vinh commune were swept away by floodwaters.

The flood on November 19 swept away two suspension bridges across Cai River in Nam Khanh Vinh commune, cutting off traffic for households on both banks.

The two bridges that were swept away were the suspension bridge of Da Trang village and Khanh Nam suspension bridge, which connected the commune center and neighboring areas. According to reporters on November 22, only cables remained at both ends of the bridges, and the iron frames were washed away by floodwaters onto the riverbank. Mr. Gia Hai (Da Trang village) choked up: "These are bridges that have been with our people for many years. Now, if we want to go to the other side of Cai River to work in the fields, we have to go around for many kilometers."

Below are images of what remains of the two bridges that reporters recorded on November 22.

White Stone Bridge after being washed away by flood.

The steel frame of Da Trang bridge was broken by floodwaters.

Part of the White Stone Bridge was swept away by floodwaters and onto the riverbank.

The remains of the White Stone Suspension Bridge.

Locals were shocked to see the suspension bridge swept away by floodwaters.

Khanh Nam Bridge also suffered the same fate.

Khanh Nam Bridge also suffered the same fate.

What remains of Khanh Nam suspension bridge

Local people were stunned to see the familiar bridge now reduced to rubble.

Children play adventurously on the banks of the Cai River.

Part of Khanh Nam bridge was swept away by flood and onto the bank of Cai river.

JACKIE CHAN

Source: https://baokhanhhoa.vn/xa-hoi/202511/hai-cau-trèo-o-xa-nam-khanh-vinh-bi-lu-cuon-troi-45319cd/