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City officials were questioned about knowledge of health dangers at Ground Zero.
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Updated Sep 18
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What happened
City officials were questioned about knowledge of health dangers at Ground Zero.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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City of New York
municipal government of New York City, New York, United States
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Ground Zero
2000 film directed by Richard Friedman
Related events
- A nationwide health program has been initiated by the CDC to track the long-term health outcomes of Ground Zero victims, comparing those in New Jersey to those in Lower Manhattan.
- City officials confirmed they were aware of toxins present at Ground Zero.
- The Mayor of New York City addressed the long-term health risks associated with the 9/11 attacks.
- Toxins were reported swirling around Ground Zero in lower Manhattan, involving City Corporation Counsel Steven Banks.
- Long-term health impacts from the 9/11 attacks are being observed in Colorado Springs concerning Ground Zero.