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9/11 families urge City to release data on long-term health impacts stemming from World Trade Center attack

By Sarah Belle Lin Posted on September 11, 2023

A coalition of families of 9/11 survivors and victims filed a public records request on Sept. 8 to multiple New York City agencies requesting documents about the health impacts stemming from the World Trade Center attack 22 years ago.

Congressmembers Dan Goldman (NY-10) and Jerry Nadler (NY-12) expressed their support for the group Monday and urged New York City Mayor Eric Adams to comply with the request.

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9/11 families urge City to release data on long-term health impacts stemming from World Trade Center attack

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