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A large, reddish-brown monument stands prominently on a patch of green grass beside a road, under a cloudy, overcast sky. The monument has a distinctive, abstract shape, appearing as two stylized, curved structures that mirror each other, separated by a central vertical gap. On the left side of the monument, a depiction of the Japanese flag (a red circle on a white rectangle) is visible. On the right side, the national flag of Vietnam (a yellow star on a red rectangle) is displayed. Centered between these two flags, a golden rectangular plaque is affixed to the monument. The text on the plaque, in Vietnamese, reads: "KM: 110-491", "CẦU BÃI CHÁY" (Bai Chay Bridge), "CHIỀU DÀI CẦU 903 M" (Bridge length 903 m), "HOÀN THÀNH: 11-2006" (Completed: November 2006), and "NGUỒN VỐN JEIC" (Funded by JEIC). To the right of the monument, a paved road with a distinctive red and white painted curb is visible. A tall streetlight with multiple lamps extends upwards from the right side, silhouetted against the bright, hazy sky. In the distant background, industrial structures, possibly large cranes associated with a port or shipyard, can be seen under the diffused light, hinting at the location's proximity to a coastal or riverine industrial area in Bai Chay Ward, Vietnam. The overall impression is one of a commemorative marker for a significant infrastructure project. No people are present in the frame.
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