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World’s longest, highest glass bridge reopens

BEIJING: The worlds longest and highest glass bridge in Chinas Hunan province has been reopened for the public The glass bridge saw a trial operation in late August this year but was closed 12 days later due to overwhelming demand

Updated At : 05:33 PM Oct 02, 2016 IST

Designed by architect Haim Dotan, the 430-meter-long structure is believed to be the world’s longest and tallest glass pedestrian bridge. — Reuters file photo

Beijing, October 2

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