Two cooling towers at a coal-fired power plant in west India were demolished by government authorities.

The 47-year-old towers in the GEB area of Gandhinagar, Gujarat were demolished using controlled blasts on December 1.

Both the towers were 118-metres in height. Adjoining areas were cleared before the blast to prevent loss of life or property damage.

Two cooling towers of an old Thermal power plant is demolished ( 1st December) by government authorities in GEB area of Gandhinagar.. The towers were 47 years old ..control blast techinique was used to demolish it with the help of to demolish the two towers . Both the towers were of 118 metre in height Adjoining areas were cleared before the blast so that no loss of life or property happens

Two cooling towers of an old Thermal power plant is demolished today ( 1st December) by government authorities in GEB area of Gandhinagar.. The towers were 47 years old ..Dynamites were used to demolish the two towers . Adjoining areas were cleared before the blast so that no loss of life or property happens