Permission for 13 story bldg , but members installed Transmission Tower, aircraft is passing above,is it risky

Question

Builder Got Permission to build 13 story bldg and afterward members installed 1 and half story Mobile Transmission Tower and aircraft is passing above that, is this risky ? can tower be removed officially , where to complain ,Also Transmission Tower is harmful for human being? Pl suggest

Answer 1

No this is not risky because the aircraft follow its own way to travel. if there is any 13 stored building then their  will not be any way for the aircraft, the aircraft control unit(engineers) make their 'flying'  way visiting all the large constructions in the world wide  .

   And you r saying that transmission tower is a harm full thing but without that the modern life is incomplete. And there should be many other problems without the transmission tower.                      

Answer 2

no

it is not risky unless an air port is situated very near to the building...

and if it were risky something would have already been done ..

as for transmission tower u cannot do anything legaly  

Answer 3

Air traffic control would have already had it removed if it posed a threat to air traffic.

As for the mast being harmful to human beings, it's debatable.

There's no signal under the mast anyway as it radiates outwards, not downwards. The best place to live if you are worried about these things is directly under a mast!

Another thing you might not have realised is that the more masts there are, the lower power they need to be. If you wanted to reduce the strength of mobile phone radiation, you'd build as many masts as possible.

If you are worried about the EM radiation from mobile phone masts, you'd better start worrying about TV signals, radio signals, radar, wi-fi, etc. etc. They all give out the same radiation in varying degrees.

Definitely don't ever use a mobile phone or stand anywhere near someone using one. Because you're much closer to the antenna in the phone than the antenna on the mast, the signal is much stronger. It's not the masts you should worry about. It's the phones.