The Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino was demolished

 The Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino was demolished

The famous Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino named after former US President Donald Trump has been demolished. The installation was demolished with dynamite on Wednesday morning, local time.

This beachfront facility in Atlantic City, New Jersey, once owned by Trump, was one of the tourist destinations. Thousands of people gathered yesterday morning to bid farewell to the memorial.

The Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino opened in 1984. It was closed in 2014. The hotel and casino were shut down mainly because of the collapse of the casino business and the inability to compete. At that time some Bangladeshis also worked in this casino and hotel.

The building where Trump Plaza stood was demolished Wednesday morning. For this a long area security fence is provided. While the hotel and casino were being demolished, thousands of people ignored the cold weather and watched the building, which once stood with its head held high, collapse. As well as they are reminiscent.

Trump lost ownership of the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in 2009. Carl C. Ekahan bought the installation from the auction after Trump declared himself bankrupt several times. Although not owned, the hotel and casino were open until 2014. Then it was no longer maintained.

Atlantic City, New Jersey, home to casinos and luxury hotels, was referred to as Las Vegas in the northeastern United States. One of the attractions of Atlantic City was the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino. Day and night, the hotel is ablaze with the arrival of major celebrities from all over the world. Mike Tyson from boxing star Mohammad Ali. From the afternoon Winfrey to the Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino, Hollywood celebrities have been in the spotlight. It had become very fragile as it had been closed for several years.

Atlantic City is no longer what it used to be. Corona's paradox appears in an attempt to survive in the midst of casinos. As a result, the casino business is on the verge of closing down. There are no tourists in the hotels across the sea now. Atlantic City, which is always crowded with various events and festivals, now has no bright light.