Can’t see the bridge? That’s because it isn’t there anymore. This is the remains of Satok Suspension Bridge. The 78 year-old bridge, one of Kuching’s oldest landmarks, collapsed on the 7th October 2004.
The remain of Satok Bridge.
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ReplyDeleteoh no!!! they should have preserve the bridge for the younger generation tsk tsk :(
ReplyDeleteThey should rebuilt to preserved the history!
ReplyDeleteI think this must be the bridge that my mother used to cross with her horse in about 1950 - a frightening experience. I recall it was the only route for the Fire Service to get across the river.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for viewing my blog..more info of the bridge http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2004/10/8/nation/9074236&sec=nation
When will the Gantung Bridge Satok or Jambatan Gantung Satok stands high again?
ReplyDeleteyms>>> sorry,look like our Sarawak Government not interested to rebuild this bridge and i understand they wanted to have a jetty for river taxi to cross the river heading for new wet market & Sunday market.
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