India will demolish the Twin Towers of Noida, the tallest in that country

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Part of the rubble from the illegal structure will be reused.

On August 28, the controlled demolition of the Supertech Twin Towers will take place in Indiaillegally built by Supertech’s Emerald Court project.

These are the tallest buildings in that country, although since their inception they have only generated dissatisfaction.

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It will take 10 experts, around 3,700 kg of explosives and just 15 seconds to finish off the building.

The detonators have already been installed and they also have the approval of the CEO of Noida, the city where the buildings are located. The only thing missing is the day to complete the mission and bring down the towers.

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#WATCH | Supertech Twin Tower Demolition | Ritu Maheshwari, CEO, Noida Authority says, “All preparations have been made for the blast to be held on this Sunday. Today the final spot visit and meeting with the stakeholders was done. Explosives loaded on both towers.#UttarPradesh pic.twitter.com/DDmL77sHnE

— ANI UP/Uttarakhand (@ANINewsUP) August 25, 2022

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For safety reasons, people will not be allowed near the demolition zone, as will cars, animals or even drone flights, Gautam Buddh Nagar deputy police commissioner Ram Badan Singh warned.

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At least 35,000 cubic meters of debris are calculated, which must be thoroughly cleaned.

However, it is expected that at least 4,000 tons of iron and steel will be used to recover part of the cost of the demolition.

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