China: New Bridge Stands Firm While Old Ganjiang River Bridge Blown Up

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China: New Bridge Stands Firm While Old Ganjiang River Bridge Blown Up

On May 25, 2025, a video captured the successful controlled demolition of the old Ganjiang River Bridge in Jiangxi, China. The aging structure collapsed within seconds after a series of timed explosions, while a newly built bridge standing just meters away remained completely steady and unaffected.

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  • Jiangxi, China Video Recording Date/Time: May 25, 2025, Video Location: Xingan

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