Twin Tower Blast: No flying zone in noida on the day of the blast, the area will be empty

Edifice submitted the action plan for the Twin Towers to the Authority. The entire campus will be vacated by cutting off the power of Emerald court and the ATS village Society.

The blast area of the Twin Towers at Sector-93A Supertech Emerald court will remain a no-flying zone for one hour on august 21. The entire campus will be vacated by cutting off the power of Emerald court and the ATS village Society. Also, each person and the animal will be detonated only after being taken out of the affected area. For this, Edifice Engineering has asked all other agencies including the authority to cooperate by sending an action plan.

In the letter given by Edphis Engineering to the CEO, it has been said that Supertech has appealed to the airport Authority of india and the indian Air Force to clear the 10-km radius of the twin towers between 2 pm and 3 pm on the day of the blast. Declare no flying zone. Also, the noida Authority may direct the Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Limited to shut off the power supply in the affected area for one hour.

On behalf of Supertech, the authority has been asked to ensure that arrangements for two fire tenders, five ambulances, doctors, housekeeping staff, etc. should be ensured at the time of the blast. The job of the housekeeping staff will be for cleaning the dust, etc., immediately after the blast. NDRF team will be ready to deal with any emergency.

The Emerald court and ATS village will be completely evacuated on the day of the blast. For this, one manager each will be appointed by both the RWAs, who will help in this work. To vacate the society, the authority and the police have to be informed in writing.

All vehicles parked in both societies will be evacuated before the blast. They can be erected at least 100 meters from the twin towers. Apart from this, the diesel-fired fire hydrant pump will be kept running so that it can be used in an emergency.

Supertech has submitted the structural audit report of the buildings around the twin towers to the authority. Based on the audit report, the agency has been entrusted with the work to repair the columns of the adjoining buildings. This agency will remove the shortcomings of the buildings. The builder has also submitted the status report, which will be submitted to the supreme Court.

Supertech has completed the structural audit of the buildings around the Twin Towers in Sector-93A. The builder submitted the 60-page report to the authority on tuesday evening. Several pillars of the buildings have been identified in the audit, which will be repaired. The work has been entrusted to the agency for this.

The NOC from the police for the final blast is still stuck. There should also be talks with the fire department. A meeting will be held with Supertech, Edifice Engineering, police and fire Department on wednesday in this regard. In this, the preparations of the police will be discussed before the final blast.