This is the moment a bridge built in India under the British Raj was blown up by dynamite after being deemed too dangerous by the authorities.

The bridge spanned the Kalu River in Thane District in the west-central state of Maharashtra.

The bridge was blown up on Monday (December 3) in an event watched by thousands, according to local sources.

A year ago, authorities had banned heavy-duty vehicles from crossing the bridge.

Video of Thane's Murbad and Shahapur taluka has been built on the Kalu river for around a hundred years. Which the administration demolished the pool on Monday evening at 4 o'clock in the blast. That too because the pool had become derelict and before the breaking it, the Maharashtra PWD department had already informed everyone.
The bridge collapsing like a card leaves is not dropped,
This was the reason why thousands of people were already there to see it. And they only used to blast the bridge into captivity in the camera. The reason for this was that the bridge connecting the two areas was in a very shabby condition. A year ago, the movement of large heavy vehicles was also stopped from this bridge. This bridge was declared a dangerous bridge.