One of the world's most notorious suicide spots is a step closer to being made safer.
The tendering process has begun to fit steel netting around San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
Thirty-eight people plunged to their deaths from the famous landmark last year.
The $76 million plan for nets made of thick steel cables stretched two stories below the 1.7-mile length of the east and west edges of the Golden Gate will finally end its decades-long rep as one of the world’s most
infamous suicide magnets.
The $76 million plan for nets made of thick steel cables stretched two stories below the 1.7-mile length of the east and west edges of the Golden Gate will finally end its decades-long rep as one of the world’s most
infamous suicide magnets.
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