@@Breakerpower Welche Umwelt? Das ist doch alles Kloake und Müllkippe in einem. Und wir sollen hier alle auf Plastiktüten verzichten. Dort kommt einfach alles was an Müll anfällt einfach in die nächst beste Ecke. Schrecklich diese Zustände dort.
@@lustisch100 naja das ist aber in vielen Ländern noch so🤷🏻♂️ ich finde es einfach gut das alles zu sehen. Den Müll vielleicht nicht so aber darum geht es ja in dem Video auch nicht 😅 wenn man bei uns in der Nähe von Fastfood Restaurants an Bundesstraßen oder Autobahnen auf- und abfährt sieht es ja nicht mehr so viel besser aus im Moment, ausgenommen davon das wir da mehr hinterher sind es weg zu räumen...
construction sites.. for both commercial and personal purpose.. Lot of home they build over there require a flat land fill with sand so that the foundation stay put for very long time. Since sand can easily pump from a boat to a site 1km away... Not every site is near the water.
Hard working people thriving from it in the long run. The togetherness of Vietnamese people is wonderful to see. Thank You to all for these inspiring videos !! - Malmoe, Sweden.
Great job explaining what they do with the Sand up river! Hard working people, glad you did not see a red tailed green snake, 🐍 stay safe keep up the great work!, 👍✌️
Very interesting! Could you also show other types of cargo boat hauling missions like the ones that carry fruits or bricks? Would be interesting to see the loading and unloading of those types of cargo.
Автор спаибо большое за видео! У нас в России , городе Самара где я живу тоже ходят Баржи с песком. Его используют в разных целях. А зарпла у рабочих тоже маленькая ...
On the side of the pond there were those two kind of light blue colored things burial sites.? I love these big videos I like to watch the barges pump the sand in the stuff out. Pretty interesting when they have to go up against all the current coming out of the dam.
Спасибо тебе. Очень интересно. Благодаря тебе подписался на других Вьетнамских блогеров. Как тебе удаётся делать субтитры на русском языке. Этого не хватает у других вьетнамских блогеров.
Особая благодарность. Много времени и сил ушло на то, чтобы сделать субтитры на многих языках разных стран. У других вьетнамских блоггеров нет времени на это: «Надеюсь, вы им сочувствуете».
Thanks for the great video mate ,whatever the crews of the sand barges are paid ,they should double it ,they work so hard in some very adverse conditions .Cheers from down under.
I don't envy them the work they do, it looks like heavy, dirty and dangerous work. I doubt there are hot shower facilities on the barges and I can imagine there’s things in the water you don't want biting you. Once again it looks like teamwork is the answer. This is possibly your best video yet and I enjoy them all. It answers so many questions including why they don’t drain the sand when they dredge it as they do in the UK. Thank you.
The final pipes. Setting them up to full extension then removing them as the pond fills might be easier? Pumps do not have to stop. No one gets splashed.
Спасибо , дорогой друг, ты всё объяснил, я всё время интересовался что вы таким образом делаете. Теперь я понял. Скажи пожалуйста, я очень прошу, два белых постамента это могилы? Место захоронения?
I just realized that not everyone knows to turn on CC and see what you are saying. How about a note on the screen on the beginning of the videos to turn on CC.
Why are they moving so much sand up the river? I've seen some of the videos on this channel and it seems like most of the barges are moving massive amounts of sand along the rivers. Whats the reason for it?
@Vallyman87 From what i have seen they are reclaiming land near the already populated areas. @NGUYEN thanks for your videos, please put if you can from time to time also some details in english, in this way you will extend your audience, there are interesting things that not always i understand right away :) Thank you again for this video, is intresting to see this part of the process also. Those guys are really having a hard and risky jobs...hope they earn accordingly. Maybe there is a higher spot near the gates to see also the boats waiting to pass, it will be also a nice image to see. Br !
