New York City has published over 170,000 pages of previously classified documents related to the 9/11 attacks, focusing on air quality risks in the aftermath. The records suggest there may have been discrepancies between official statements and the actual health hazards faced by rescue workers and residents. Concerns arise over whether authorities fully disclosed the dangers posed by toxic dust and debris at Ground Zero. The release could prompt renewed scrutiny of government transparency during the crisis.
NYC releases 170K pages of long-hidden 9/11 docs on air quality risks — that show officials may have misled the public New York Post
