Noida Twin Tower demolition: CBRI approves misappropriation of explosives

This final approval was necessary before demolition scheduled for 21 August. CBRI approval It was needed for charging explosives inside the twin towers structure located in Sector 93B of Noida.

The Supreme Court had on August 6 directed Supertech to provide all the information sought by CBRI regarding structural audit of buildings adjacent to the twin towers, which are to be demolished.

The illegal structure, about 100 meters long, is yet to be demolished on August 21 at 2.30 pm.

However, it appears that the date of demolition will be postponed as the charging process will take around a fortnight.

“CBRI has given its approval to demolition firm Edphis Engineering to go ahead with the charging process,” a Noida Authority official, requesting anonymity, said.

“The CBRI We were satisfied with the responses regarding safety measures after Edifice and Supertech agreed to conduct a structural audit of the adjoining buildings before demolition of the twin towers,” the official said.

Supertech & Edifice has assured CBRI of taking all safety and risk mitigation measures at Emerald Court and ATS Village societies adjoining the twin towers, the official said.

According to the official, the Supreme Court is scheduled to hear the Twin Tower demolition case on Friday, after which the charging process is likely to begin.

more than 3,500 kg explosives According to officials, around 9,400 holes drilled in the pillars and shears of the skeletal structures of the twin towers will be filled.

Supertech’s Apex and Cayenne towers in Noida Sector 93A are set for demolition pursuant to a Supreme Court order last August, which said the structures had come in violation of building norms.

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