(Baonghean) - Khe Ngau village (Xa Luong commune, Tuong Duong) has more than 150 households, this is a village of mostly Thai ethnic people. In 2008, the people of Khe Ngau village held a village festival because a new suspension bridge was built so that people could go to the commune and down to the district without having to take a boat. From the elderly to the children, everyone was extremely happy. The joy did not last long as the historic flood in 2010 swept away many suspension bridges on the raging Lam river. The suspension bridge of the people of Khe Ngau village also left the village from then on. People returned to the ferry, living with the rains and floods of the Nam Mo river.
Today, the new bridge was built more solidly and higher, the long-standing wish of Khe Ngau people has become a reality.
Some pictures of Khe Ngau bridge:
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| The new suspension bridge helps Khe Ngau villagers easily cross the Nam Mo River. |
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| Construction of the new bridge has just opened. |
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| Signs and directional signs are erected. |
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| People make their own pontoon bridges out of bamboo and steel. |
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| Remains of the old bridge. |
Photo series:Ho Phuong
