Different Kind of videos go viral day by day Now a video is going viral fast. You won't believe your eyes by watching this video. In fact, the video is about 15 buildings that collapsed. You may be surprised to hear that, but you will lose consciousness. In fact, a video of 15 buildings falling simultaneously is being watched on social media. The video is currently making headlines in the internet world. However, the video is said to be from Kanming in China's Yunnan province.

It's wacky enough that China's central planning has to get rid of millions of unneeded housing units, but what really astonishes me is: look how these buildings are toppling over sideways. That's NOT supposed to happen in a controlled demolition. These buildings were death traps. https://t.co/ZPcH2kqEGx

— Matthew Chapman (@fawfulfan) September 15, 2021

According to reports, these skyscrapers were demolished simultaneously. According to a well-known Chinese website, 4.6 tonnes of explosives were placed at 85,000 blasting points. Let me also tell all of you that a total of 45 seconds were taken to demolish this building. According to a report, tight security arrangements were made during the demolition of these buildings. As a precautionary measure, the Rescue Departments called 8 emergency rescue teams of more than 2,000 aid workers to avoid any emergency situation. These included site fire rescue teams, extensive emergency teams, flood control, emergency teams and several trend teams like urban management.

As per the information received, all the shops around these 15 buildings were also closed as security and people living nearby were sent to a safe place. They were reportedly demolished because they had been standing idle for a long time, whose basement was flooded. All these buildings were part of the Liang Star City Phase 2 project, which was worth about 1 billion Chinese yuan.

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