Mamdani releases records on toxic air in New York after 9/11 attacks
NYC mayor says newly released documents show victims were misled about health impacts from the attacks.
Records on toxic air conditions in New York City following the September 11, 2001 attacks have been released by Mamdani, according to the mayor's office. The New York City mayor stated that the document release demonstrates victims were "lied to" about the health impacts from the attacks.
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