Two 120-foot-chimneys at a coal station in west India were demolished on January 4 and 5 respectively.

The towers were from the Sikka thermal power plant in Jamnagar, Gujarat and were non-functional, having been installed in 1990.

The area was cleared in advance and the towers were safely detonated with charges running up their bases.

Another tower of Sikka thermal power plant was demolished on 5th January, this 120 feet chimney was demolished a day after first chimney tower demolished. There was two chimneys there which was not functional . Both the chimneys were installed back from 1990
The area was emptied before taking out the demolition process. On 4th first tower was demolished and on 5th second tower demolished

A 120 feet chimney of Sikka thermal power plant in Jamnagar was demolished on 4th of January. There was two chimneys there which was not functional . Both the chimneys were installed back from 1990
The area was emptied before taking out the demolition process. On 4th first tower was demolished and on 5th second tower demolished