A steel arch shaped like a coconut palm leaf is set to become part of a pedestrian bridge across the Saigon River in Ho Chi Minh City. Engineers will use the river’s tidal movement to bring the structure into position for joining. Pumping equipment will help manage the water level during that operation. Specialized alignment devices will guide the steel sections as they are connected. The planned method is designed to place the arch accurately while working with the river’s natural conditions. The report gives no completion date and does not say which routes will remain open during construction.