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Given as scheduled, per the source: the bridge "is set to open on 12 May 2026".
CNA April 2026: total budget revised from NT$15.43bn to NT$23.03bn after construction setbacks.
Opened primary project source for sourced buildout metrics and project timeline; researched 2026-10-29.[1]
Designboom confirms the bridge "opened in May 2026," closely matching the pin's stored 12 May 2026 date, noting construction began in 2019 with final decking installed in 2025.
Dezeen's own title and 27 October 2025 publish date report the Danjiang Bridge "nears completion," several months ahead of the pin's stored 12 May 2026 opening date, though the page itself could not be verified directly.
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“total length of 920 meters”