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WATCH – Before US President’s Arrival, Entry Gate Of Motera Stadium Collapsed
By CricShots - Feb 24, 2020 4:12 pm
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The Motera Stadium in Ahmedabad has been one of the most talked-about topics in recent times for being the world’s largest stadium, and it was scheduled to be inaugurated on February 24. All eyes were on US President Donald Trump, who will be visiting the stadium during his two-day visit to India.

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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Us President Donald Trump

Earlier, there were reports that the US President was be doing the inauguration of the stadium. However, the Gujarat Cricket Association (GCA) later clarified that the ‘Namaste Trump’ event would be organized at the newly-built Motera stadium, but it won’t mark the inauguration of the stadium. The newly-built stadium is set to break the record as it will be the largest stadium in terms of the seating capacity to accommodate 1.10 lakh spectators.

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Ever since Trump’s visit to the city has been announced, the city and local police have been busy making the arrangements before the arrival of the US President. As per the schedule, Trump and Modi have addressed a massive crowd comprising over 1 lakh people at the stadium. Ahead of the ‘Namaste Trump’ event, the two eminent personalities braced the audience after taking part in a roadshow.

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The concerned authorities, along with local police, have left no stones unturned to organize everything for initiating the mega-event in grandeur. However, a video has surfaced on Twitter, which raised a lot of concerns regarding the arrangements of the authorities. In the video, Gate No.3 of the newly-built Motera stadium can be seen collapsing due to heavy wind. Moreover, what makes it more perturbed is that this is the very same gate that is going to be the entry point of Donald Trump.

Here is the video of the same:

The reinforced Motera stadium is also going to hog a lot of limelight shortly as it has been shortlisted to host the Day/Night Test match between India and England next year. The last time when the Three Lions visited the Indian soil, they suffered a 4-0 loss in the five-match Test series. It will be fascinating to witness how the England squad fares against a dominant Indian team, especially with the Pink ball.