China bridge collapse today kills at least 12 construction workers on Yellow River in Qinghai province

AP logo

Saturday, August 23, 2025 11:37AM

Chinese bridge collapse kills at least 12 construction workers

A Chinese bridge collapse over the Yellow River in Qinghai province has killed at least 12 workers.

BEIJING — The collapse of an under-construction railway bridge over a major river in China has killed at least 12 workers and left four others missing, state media reports said.

Aerial photos from the official Xinhua News Agency show a large section missing from the bridge’s curved aquamarine arch. A bent section of the bridge deck hangs downward into the Yellow River below.

Sixteen workers were on the bridge in northwest China’s Qinghai province when a steel cable snapped about 3 a.m. Friday during a tensioning operation, Xinhua said. Boats, a helicopter and robots were being used in the search for the missing.

The bridge is 1.6 kilometers (1 mile) long and its deck is 55 meters (180 feet) above the surface of the river below, the English-language China Daily newspaper said.

Copyright © 2025 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.

Source link

Visited 1 times, 1 visit(s) today

Related Article

Trump indicates possible visit to China this year or shortly after

Trump indicates possible visit to China this year or shortly after

Photo by Mandel Ngan / AFP US President Donald Trump said on Monday that he expects to visit China either this year or soon afterward, highlighting improvements in economic ties between the two countries, while keeping the option of higher tariffs on the table. Speaking to reporters as he met South Korean President Lee Jae

'Will Never Let Any Harm Come': PM Modi's Assurance To Farmers In Ahmedabad Rally Amid Trump Tariffs

Trump’s tariff war: How India, China and Russia are testing US power – what’s next

President Donald Trump’s tariff blitz is shaking the pillars of global trade and diplomacy. President Donald Trump’s second term is turning out to be less about diplomacy and more about demolition of America’s traditional alliances. In his latest push to reassert American primacy, Trump has unleashed a new wave of tariffs-50% levies on Indian and

TSMC's Strategic Position Amid U.S.-China Tech Rivalry and AI Chip Export Curbs

TSMC’s Strategic Position Amid U.S.-China Tech Rivalry and AI Chip Export Curbs

The U.S.-China tech rivalry has reshaped the semiconductor landscape, and TSMC (TSMC:TW) stands at the epicenter of this transformation. As the world’s largest contract chipmaker, TSMC’s ability to navigate geopolitical headwinds while capitalizing on surging AI demand will define its long-term growth trajectory. With U.S. export controls tightening and China accelerating self-reliance, TSMC’s strategic recalibration—coupled

Stake

AI coalition launches $100M SuperPAC to shape US tech policy and rival China

A coalition of AI companies unveiled a Super Political Action Committee (SuperPAC), designed to influence US technology policy and strengthen the nation’s position in the global AI race, according to an Aug. 25 press release. The group, Leading the Future (LTF), pledged to back candidates who support innovation while pushing back against legislation that could slow

An undated photograph of a new-generation artificial intelligence (AI) chip made by Cambricon Technologies. Photo: Handout

Changing times: Cambricon tops Moutai as China’s costliest stock as chips trump baijiu

Cambricon Technologies became the costliest stock in mainland China’s equities market, as the Beijing-based chipmaker replaced the liquor distiller Kweichow Moutai in a sign of the rising significance of artificial intelligence (AI) in the world’s second-largest capital market. Trading under the symbol 688256 in Shanghai, Cambricon’s shares jumped 11.60 per cent on Monday to a

[News] TSMC Reportedly Eliminates Chinese Equipment Use in 2nm Production as U.S. Rules Loom

[News] TSMC Reportedly Eliminates Chinese Equipment Use in 2nm Production as U.S. Rules Loom

According to Nikkei, citing sources, TSMC is removing Chinese chipmaking equipment from its leading-edge 2nm fabs to guard against potential U.S. restrictions that could disrupt production. As the report notes, sources said the decision was influenced by the prospect of a U.S. regulation that would bar chipmakers receiving American funding from using Chinese manufacturing tools.

Cision

China Yuchai Announces Potential Foreign Exchange Listing Plan

SINGAPORE, Aug. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — China Yuchai International Limited (NYSE: CYD) (“China Yuchai” or the “Company”), wishes to announce that one of its indirect subsidiaries is considering a potential listing (the “Potential Listing Subsidiary”) on a foreign stock exchange (the “Potential Listing”). The Potential Listing Subsidiary has commenced preparatory work for the purposes of the

ET logo

A marriage of convenience? Why the Russia-India-China reboot is unlikely to last

The Russia-India-China alliance, floated in the 1990s as a counterweight to the US, is being revived today as a way for the three countries to ride out the storm of President Donald Trump’s trade war. But old suspicions mean the union is unlikely to endure. Despite their shared grievances with Washington, the partnership is more