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Silo demolition in Denmark goes wrong and crushes cultural centre
No one injured when 53-metre high silo fell the wrong way, but library and music school crushedSilo demolition in Denmark goes wrong and crushes cultural centreA Danish cultural centre has been damaged after a 53-metre high silo fell the wrong way while being demolished. 'You can't really test explosives' – why demolitions go wrong Read moreNo one was injured in the accident. Denmark’s explosives association said preparations for the demolition seemed to be correct, Danish newspaper BT reported. An investigation is under way into what caused the operation to go wrong. The Vordingborg local government said volunteer firefighters worked through the night to help secure the cultural centre.
Source: The Guardian April 08, 2018 23:26 UTC
