Demolition of a factory tower in Ohio goes wrong

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Nov 12th 2010 - Springfield, in the state Ohio. The demolition of a factory chimney tower has severely gone wrong. The chimney of 83 meters high sat down in the wrong direction. The Colossus destroyed a building and hit an electricity cable that provide electricity to 4,000 households. The cause of the blunder was due to a crack in the chimney. The experts didn't saw this crack in the chimney.


Video: Ohio tower demolition goes wrong.
Location: Springfield, Missouri, Verenigde Staten

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