The toxic dust from 9/11 also contaminated homes in New York, and it took authorities months to warn them.
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Newly disclosed municipal documents reveal that toxic dust from the September 11 terrorist attacks contaminated residential apartments in lower Manhattan, New York. According to the records, city authorities delayed months before providing residents with a comprehensive plan for testing and cleaning the affected homes during the aftermath of the disaster.
Separately, in an unrelated regional operation, law enforcement authorities in Colombia and Panamá launched coordinated raids against the Clan del Golfo cartel in their borderlands. The security operations targeted a cartel communications hub and illegal mining operations, resulting in the death of one alleged group member and multiple arrests.
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WPLG Local 10 (Miami, US) (US)Focuses entirely on international counter-narcotics security operations against the Clan del Golfo.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Concentrates on the delayed municipal response to 9/11 toxic dust contamination in New York homes.
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