Noida twin towers demolition | Last moments of evacuation and a sleeping man!
The Hindu
Seven-member team pulled out evacuation drive
Ahead of Noida twin towers' demolition, a special task force - a core team of seven members – of Emerald Court pulled off the evacuation of all residents of the society in an exercise meticulously planned over a month's time.
The residents of the society, where the illegal twin towers were also located, had started moving out from Friday itself.
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Those who had to leave Noida left earlier while those planning to accommodate themselves in nearby locations waited till Sunday morning.
The Supertech twin towers in Noida were demolished on Sunday, a year after the Supreme Court's direction to raze the illegally built structures to the ground.
Emerald Court has 15 residential towers, each having 44 apartments and total around 2,500 residents and 1,200 vehicles.
The special task force comprised seven members who are resident of the society. Besides the STF, the society also had a 'captain' for each of the 15 towers.
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