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Workers remove two tiger dummies measuring three meters in height, seven meters in length and weighing over 200 kilograms. |
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Two men cart away a new year sign. |
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Another tiger replica, this one 4.6 meters tall and 10 meters long, is dismantled for taking away. |
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Replicas of tiger cubs are being taken away to tourism areas where they will continue to remain on show. |
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Workers remove a coconut tree. |
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Workers remove pots of flowers. |
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Flowers that survived were sent to parks around the city, including Tao Dan, April 30 and September 23. |
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This year’s event featured around 80 types of flowers displayed in almost 97,000 pots. |
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A welder removes a miniature of the Vietnamese countryside. |
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Fish are caught to be sent back to the Binh Quoi Tourism Area in Binh Thanh District. |
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The flower street was cleared up Sunday night to make way again for the Nguyen Hue pedestrian plaza. On Friday, the original date of the show’s closure, the city had announced it would not be dismantled for another two days given the large number of visitors still coming. |
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Phuoc (C) records the cleanup after returning to the city from his hometown on Sunday. |