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View of the new viaduct that will connect Genoa again from east to west on May 22, 2020 in Genoa, Italy. The new bridge will consist of a steel deck, with a continuous girder of a total length of 1067 meters consisting of 19 spans. The last span of the bridge designed by architect Renzo Piano has just been fixed. (Photo by Fabrizio Di Nucci/NurPhoto)

View of the new viaduct that will connect Genoa again from east to west on May 22, 2020 in Genoa, Italy. The new bridge will consist of a steel deck, with a continuous girder of a total length of 1067 meters consisting of 19 spans. The last span of the bridge designed by architect Renzo Piano has just been fixed. (Photo by Fabrizio Di Nucci/NurPhoto) Stock Photo

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22 May 2020

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