Pärnu's new bridge

Pärnu, 22.08.2024. The arch of Pärnu's new bridge, which is 40 meters long and weighs 1,200 tons with the supporting structures, reached its final destination over the city's river Photo: Urmas Luik/Pärnu PM

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