The Czech Republic’s Tallest Structures Have Been Torn Down
Two 355-meter radio transmission towers in Liblice were brought down in a controlled demolition on October 15, ending nearly half a century as the country’s tallest structures. The towers collapsed at 11:15 a.m. local time after demolition crews used approximately 4.5 kilograms of Semtex explosives to sever supporting cables, iDNES.cz reported. Hundreds of spectators gathered to watch the…
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