8 Huge Bridges Collapsed In China In The Past Five Years [Photos]

Earlier this month, a bridge in Harbin city that cost 1 billion yuan to make collapsed killing 3 people.
But as many as six bridges have collapsed across China since July 2011, and most have been attributed to poor construction and overloading, according to The Telegraph.
We drew on various news reports and a recent post from Wall Street Examiner's Russ Winter to put together images of major bridge collapses in the past five years.
June 15, 2007: A section of Jiujiang Bridge collapsed after it was hit by a boat in south China's Guangdong province
August 16, 2007: An overloaded truck carrying iron powder caused a bridge to collapse in Taiyuan, Shanxi province
March 27, 2008: A 60-meter section of Jintang Bridge fell onto a cargo ship near the eastern port of Ningbo, east of China's Zhejiang Province
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