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Current and former NYC administrations face scrutiny over 9/11 aftermath cover-up and air quality assurances at Ground Zero.
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Updated Sep 11
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Current and former NYC administrations face scrutiny over 9/11 aftermath cover-up and air quality assurances at Ground Zero.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- City officials were questioned about knowledge of health dangers at Ground Zero.Sub-event
Officials are under scrutiny regarding 9/11 aftermath cover-up, despite assurances of safe air quality.1 source
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Ground Zero
2000 film directed by Richard Friedman
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Dora Pekec
Senior Spokesperson for the Mayor of New York City
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