Cracks appear on China’s glass bridge


Clarity needed: People standing by the cracked glass tile on the glass-bottomed walkway in Yuntaishan. — AFP

BEIJING: Thrill-seeking tourists in China got more than they bargained for when cracks appeared in a glass-bottomed walkway suspended 1,080m over a canyon, reports said.

Images showing small cracks in the “skywalk” built around a mountain, which opened just two weeks ago, spread on social media along with doubts over its safety.

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