A newly released trove of 170,000 pages from the 9/11 public portal raises fresh scrutiny over the government’s handling of air-quality warnings in the aftermath of the attacks. Documents suggest inconsistencies in official communications regarding safety risks for rescue workers and residents near the World Trade Center site. The disclosures come as part of an ongoing effort to provide transparency on the response to the disaster. Critics may question whether public health advisories were adequately communicated or delayed.
9/11 public portal: Mamdani releases first 170,000 pages as records renew questions over air-quality warnings amNewYork
