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Noida authority has roped in Edifice Engineering and Jet Demolitions to carry out a test blast for Supertech's Twin Towers in the afternoon on April 10. The test blast is being carried out to ascertain the number of explosives needed for the demolition.

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The firms that will demolish the Supertech twin towers have issued an advisory to residents in neighbouring areas ahead of the test blast on April 10.

The test blast will take place on Sunday, April 10, between 2.30 and 3 pm, said Edifice Engineering and Jet Demolitions, the companies chosen by the Noida authority to demolish the twin towers.

In the case of demolition of Supertech T-16 and T-17 twin towers located in Sector-93 Noida, the traffic police has issued an advisory that the test blast would be done at 2 pm. Traffic restrictions and diversion will be implemented during the trial, if required.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Edifice Engineering and Jet Demolitions, which has been roped in by the Noida authority to demolish the illegally built Supertech twin towers, will carry out a test blast Sunday afternoon, and has asked residents of nearby societies to stay indoors during that period. India News | Supertech Twin Towers Demolition: Test Blast on Sunday, Residents Advised to Stay Indoors.

Supertech declared bankrupt by company law tribunal, 25,000 home buyers could be impacted.

Up to four tonnes of explosives could be used to raze down the illegal Supertech twin towers in Noida and the implosion of the nearly 100-metre tall structures on May 22 would take just nine seconds, according to officials.

The Supreme Court, on August 30 last year, had ordered the demolition of the twin towers within three months, for violating regulations on the distance between buildings.

Up to four tonnes of explosives could be used to raze down the illegal Supertech twin towers in Noida and the implosion of the nearly 100-metre tall structures on May 22 would take just nine seconds, according to officials.