The Liblice Transmitters Went Out. The Demolition of the Tallest Buildings in the Czech Republic Is About to Be Demolished
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The Czech Radiokomunikace (CRA) switched off the lights on a pair of transmitter masts in Liblice near Český Brod on Tuesday at 8 a.m., which are the tallest structures in the Czech Republic with their 355 meters. Subsequently, the lights are dismantled. This is one of the preparatory steps before removing the masts. The demolition itself is due to follow in the coming days, with the specific launch date due to be known on Wednesday.
The iconic transmitter is finally going down! Today at 11:00, the demolition of a pair of transmitter masts in Liblice near Český Brod, which are the tallest buildings in the Czech Republic with their 355 meters, will take place. Even attempts to sell them did not help save them, as the reconstruction would cost an astronomical 170 million crowns. You can watch the end of the technological legend live.
At the last minute, one of the enthusiasts tried to prevent the demolition of two transmitter towers in Liblice in the Český Brod region. He submitted a petition to the Ministry of Culture and a request to suspend the demolition of the unique structure. Although he suspected that the chances of saving it were slim. The demolition of the transmitter was planned by Czech Radio Communications for this week.
Czech Radio Communications (CRA) turned off the lights of a pair of transmitter masts in Liblice near Český Brod at 08:00 on Tuesday, which are the tallest structures in the Czech Republic at 355 meters. They will then dismantle the lights, which is one of the preparatory steps before removing the masts. The demolition itself is to follow in the coming days, CRA informed in a press release. CRA did not specify the specific day of the blasting.
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