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Up to 60 construction workers are feared dead and 100 others are missing after a bridge collapsed in southern Vietnam on Wednesday morning.
About 250 people were thought to be working on the Japanese-funded project at the time of the accident. Three Japanese contractors – Taisei Corporation, Kajima Corporation, and Nippon Steel Engineering Company – were on the site when a section of the $300m (£149m) bridge, which is due to be Vietnam’s longest, buckled in Can Tho City.
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Work on site stopped as contractor helping police and nuclear regulator investigate accident
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