FDNY demands answers after 9/11 Ground Zero records released
Uniformed Firefighters Association union leaders and FDNY members are demanding accountability after New York City published over 170,000 pages of previously unreleased records documenting toxic air conditions at Ground Zero. The documents, stored for decades in 68 City Hall boxes, reveal city officials knew about widespread asbestos and hazardous chemicals despite public assurances that Lower Manhattan was safe.
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