A China-developed pile-driving vessel has departed Jiangsu for Brazil, where it will support construction of the Salvador–Itaparica bridge.
A specialised pile-driving vessel has left a port in eastern China’s Jiangsu province and is heading for Brazil. The vessel is intended to support construction of the Salvador–Itaparica cross-sea bridge on Brazil’s northeastern coast.
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