Nine/Eleven-Destroy The World Trade Centre

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

The World Trade Centre in America was a magnificent and splendid skyscraper. It was internationally important in all respects. It was a 110 storeyed building with 43,600 windows and 250 elevators that has ever been built. The world people, specially the Americans took a mighty pride for it. It had a good number of permanent tenants including banks, restaurants and other government and non-government offices. The World Trade Centre provided all sorts of facilities of the tenants. About 1.5 million people would visit it daily. Unfortunately an unexpected and unwanted incident happened to it on September 11 in 2001. The terrorists hijacked planes and crushed into it and destroyed both the Twin towers and plunged the Pentagon in Washington into flames in an unprecedented assault on key symbols of the US military and financial power.

The loss of life was expected to be catastrophic from the collapse of the giant towers of the World Trade Centre where about 50,000 people work. The enormous edifice both fell in a cloud smoke and fire within two hours after the initial impacted. The attack, the worst on the US maintenance in modern history, plunged the country into chaos and panic paralyzing communications, closing markets and forcing the evacuation of the key buildings. Hundreds of people were burnt from head of foe. The attack forced the evacuation of all govt. buildings in Washington including the White House and other buildings around the country, cut cell phone communications on the East Coast and grounded all commercial planes in the U.S.A.

One of the planes that was crushed into World Trade Centre was American Airlines Flight-11. The plane blasted fiery gaping holes in the upper floors of the Twin Towers. Within an hour the southern tower collapsed with heavy roar. It is an irreparable loss not for Americans but for the whole world.