At the ribbon-cutting ceremony of a bridge in Congo, officials collapsed just after cutting the bridge. Will this go down in history?

This will not go down in history, it is normal in this Congo.

A bridge in Congo collapsed just after the ribbon-cutting ceremony, which attracted worldwide attention. This video went viral on the Internet. Many people think that this matter should go down in history, but it is not the case at all. This kind of thing is very common in Congo and people are used to it. Because Congo is a backward African country, it is very difficult to build bridges there. The so-called bridge is also a simple person, and it is not us who walk the bridge at all.

This incident will not be recorded in the history of Congo, because Congo, where this incident happened, is a backward country in Africa and one of the least developed countries announced by the United Nations. This country's industry is extremely backward, and building a bridge is a huge project that is difficult to achieve for this country, even if it is a small bridge in our eyes. It is said that this footbridge was built to solve the problem of local people crossing the river in flood season, and local officials were invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony when it was completed.

A second after officials cut the ribbon while walking on the temporary bridge, the bridge broke in the middle and fell directly into the river. Many people think this scene is funny and has become an international joke. In fact, we should treat this problem rationally and give this backward country more understanding and support. It is said that this bridge in Congo was built with the frame of a truck, with a span of more than 20 meters and no support at all. Usually, there is no risk for ordinary villagers to walk normally on it, but in order to cut the ribbon, more than 30 people suddenly flock to the bridge, which has exceeded the carrying capacity of the temporary bridge, so the bridge will be broken.

This matter will not go down in history, because this bridge is an ordinary temporary bridge that is convenient for residents to travel. In Congo, the quality of bridges is not considered at all, and it is not a regular bridge used for urban main roads. It is a bridge that provides convenience for local people to travel in rainy season. Usually it is mainly used for pedestrians, occasionally motorcycles pass by, and there are almost no large crowds gathering on the bridge. So when building this bridge, the risk of fracture was not considered.