Newly revealed 9/11 files show New Yorkers weren’t told the truth about Ground Zero air quality, Mamdani reveals
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced the publication of the documents in a press conference and said they were only the first part of more
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Newly revealed 9/11 files show New Yorkers weren’t told the truth about Ground Zero air quality, Mamdani reveals. ‘People got sick because the leaders they trusted lied,’ the mayor says. The dissemination of the files puts an end to two demands of the 9 / 11 Health Watch organization against the city and to years of restrictions on access to information on air quality and health concerns related to the attack. The mayor reported that more than 170,000 pages of municipal records will be published, showing, inter alia, "how asbestos was found in virtually all the places examined.".
Furthermore, Mamdani had previously announced that the city would reserve $34 million to create a public portal to publish the documents. For years, survivors and lifeguards - including many who were later ill by exposure to toxins in the air - have been calling for more transparency and demanding the publication of documents. Mamdani publishes air quality documents in New York after 11/9.
In addition, But ten months after the accident, the health authorities still found traces of asbestos up to a kilometer away from Ground Zero.
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Newly revealed 9/11 files show New Yorkers weren’t told the truth about Ground Zero air quality, Mamdani reveals. ‘People got sick because the leaders they trusted lied,’ the mayor says
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The dissemination of the files puts an end to two demands of the 9 / 11 Health Watch organization against the city and to years of restrictions on access to information on air quality and health concerns related to the attack.
according to El Universo (EC) — NoticiasThe mayor reported that more than 170,000 pages of municipal records will be published, showing, inter alia, "how asbestos was found in virtually all the places examined.".
according to El Universo (EC) — NoticiasMamdani had previously announced that the city would reserve $34 million to create a public portal to publish the documents.
according to ClarínFor years, survivors and lifeguards - including many who were later ill by exposure to toxins in the air - have been calling for more transparency and demanding the publication of documents.
according to ClarínMamdani publishes air quality documents in New York after 11/9.
according to ANSA - Top News +1But ten months after the accident, the health authorities still found traces of asbestos up to a kilometer away from Ground Zero.
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Newly revealed 9/11 files show New Yorkers weren’t told the truth about Ground Zero air quality, Mamdani reveals. ‘People got sick because…
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