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Work began on the Dragon Bridge in July 2009, which is 666 metres long and 37.5 metres wide, with six lanes for traffic.
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The dragon simulates the shape of the dragon in the Ly Dynasty, a symbolic creature that is part of Vietnamese folklore.
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Costing VND1.7 trillion (around £55m, $85m), the dragon is capable of releasing bursts of fire from its mouth and can spit water.
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