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As Supertech's illegal twin towers -- Apex and Ceyane -- are set to be demolished on Sunday afternoon, the Noida health department is preparing for any emergency situation that may arise in the aftermath of the razing down of India's tallest structur

The demolition team tasked to bring down the illegally constructed high-rises have drilled 9,642 holes on the pillars of the buildings in which explosives have been stuffed

If the construction of Supertech's twin towers in Noida was an engineering marvel, their demolition would be no less than a feat, says Utkarsh Mehta, whose Edifice Engineering has been tasked with safely pulling down the nearly 100-metre tall structures on August 28.

Joe Brinkmann, CEO and managing director of Jet Demolitions, a South African-based firm which will carry out Supertech's illegal Twin Towers demolition along with Mumbai-based Edifice Engineering and others, said bringing down the twin towers ...

The twin buildings, which comprise 915 flats and are located just nine metres from Emerald Courts Aster-2 apartment block, have been fully rigged with explosives and wired up in August 28.A se

As per the demolition plans by the two firms, fire tenders, water sprinklers, and other personnel will be deployed in order to keep the dust at bay. Besides, the two firms are also planning to install a cloth net on each floor of the two buildings to avoid debris from occupying a large space. �� Noida Twin Tower Demolition: Razing of Supertech Towers Might Create 300 Metres of Dust Cloud; Heres How Authorities Plan To Tackle.

It will take just about nine seconds to demolish them using 3,700 kg of explosives, with nearly 20,000 connections to its pillars, triggering "one-tenth of a Magnitude-4 earthquake".

Last August, the Supreme Court of India ordered the demolition of the 40-floor twin towers, which were built by private real estate firm Supertech in Uttar... 26.08.2022, Sputnik International

Noida twin tower demolition: He was approached by Edifice Engineering, which has been tasked with demolishing the towers, to act as a blaster.

The Supertech twin towers, located at Sector 93-A in Noida are all set to be demolished on 26th August.