This daytime image depicts a construction or demolition site in Thuận An, Vietnam, under an overcast sky. In the foreground, a large yellow and black track-mounted crane, labeled "AKTIO" on its boom and body, and "T2725" on its cabin, is prominently positioned. Its telescopic boom is extended upwards, with a hook and cables hanging towards a partially demolished brick wall. The ground is covered with extensive rubble, including bricks, concrete, and other debris from the demolition. Two men are visible near the crane. One man, wearing a red hat, is seated at a low table or console next to the crane's base, seemingly engaged in an activity related to the operation. Another man, dressed in a blue hoodie and jeans, stands to the left of the crane, observing the wall or the ground. The backdrop consists of a large brick wall, which is significantly damaged and partially torn down, revealing exposed structural elements and large openings. A white water tank is visible on the upper section of the remaining building. To the right of the main crane in the background, another piece of tall construction equipment with blue components can be seen. A blue metal container or bin is situated on the left side of the foreground. The scene suggests active heavy machinery operation and ongoing demolition or construction work.

Construction crane operates at Thuận An

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Thu, Jun 4, 2026, 10:20 AM

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This daytime image depicts a construction or demolition site in Thuận An, Vietnam, under an overcast sky. In the foreground, a large yellow and black track-mounted crane, labeled "AKTIO" on its boom a…read more

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