why twin tower noida demolition ?

 

Two (illegal towers) twin towers of Super Tech Company in Sector-93-A will be demolished today (Sunday) at 2.30 pm. Both these towers are taller than the Qutub Minar of Delhi and stand on the foundation of corruption. This whole process will take nine to 12 seconds. Officials gave this information. For the demolition of the tower, the team of Jet Demolition, Edphis Engineering, and CBRI on Saturday finalized the preparations for checking the wire attached to the explosive inside the tower and pressing the 'trigger'. The Noida Authority and the police corrected the surrounding system.

103 m high and 32 story twin tower

To demolish the 103-meter-high (32-storey) apex and 97 meters high (29-storey) Cyan tower built in Sector-93-A, 3700 kg of explosives have been planted on different floors. The flats in Emerald Court and adjoining societies have been evacuated due to security reasons. Apart from this, about three thousand vehicles and 200 pet animals have also been thrown out. An area of ​​500 meters around the demolition area has been declared a Prohibition Zone. Only six people will live here 100 meters from the blast site. These include three South Africans Brinkman, Martins, and Kevin Smith. Apart from these, site in-charge Mayur Mehta, Indian blaster Chetan Dutta, and a police officer will be there. According to Mayur Mehta, Project Manager, Edphis Engineering, the 'trigger' will be pressed at 2.30 pm after getting the approval of the police.

Noida Expressway will remain closed from 2:15 pm to 2:45 pm

According to DCP (Traffic) Ganesh P Saha, the work of implementing the diversion was completed late last night. The Noida-Greater Noida Expressway will remain closed from 2:15 pm to 2:45 pm. If the cloud of dust remains on the side of the expressway, then it can be kept closed for some more time. Information about the closure of the expressway will start appearing on Google Maps about 45 minutes before. For this, the alternate route will be visible on Google Maps.

DCP (Central) Rajesh S said that along with about 400 policemen, PAC and NDRF personnel will also be deployed. Noida Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sunil Sharma said that six ambulances will remain on the spot and beds have been reserved in the district hospital as well as in Felix and Reality Hospital. According to Ritu Maheshwari, Chief Executive Officer of Noida Authority, about 60 thousand tonnes of debris will come out from both towers. Out of this, about 35,000 tonnes of debris will be disposed of.

Staff will be there with the sweeping machine, anti-smog gun, and water sprinkler machine to clear the post-demolition dust. Of the nearly 7000 people living in 1396 flats in Emerald Court and ATS Village, 90 percent vacated their homes on Saturday evening. These people have gone somewhere else. The rest vacated the flats by 7 am on Sunday morning. All of them will be able to return to their flats after getting clearance at 5 pm today.

A waterfall will be demolished by implosion technique: The demolition of twin towers will be done through the waterfall implosion technique. This technique will drop both towers with a deck of cards in a matter of seconds. Waterfall technology means that the debris will fall like water. This technique will be recorded in history after demolishing them. Airspace will remain closed till the nautical mile: Noida Authority has issued some guidelines in this regard. One important in this is airspace. One nautical mile (nautical mile) of airspace around the towers will be closed to aircraft. One nautical mile is approximately equal to 1.8 kilometers.