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On September 11, 2001, it was one of the most terrible attacks in US history. Two commercial aircraft crashed in Towers 1 and 2 of the World Trade Center (Twin Towers) in downtown Manhattan.
In the pictures, you can see what was left of the two buildings and the work of the firefighters instead to be able to save the people who were under the rubble. It must be remembered that 1 977 people died of the attack. Most were inside the towers when the planes fell.
The images were found on damaged CDs and apparently it was a construction worker who took them there.
These records were purchased by a person at auction. "It's a miracle that the records have been so well transferred, the CDs of that era are usually very stained," said Jonathan Burgess, who was able to recover them.
#ABCWorld??: The # 11sept2001 This is a date that no one forgets, in any corner of the world.
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– Digital ABC (@ABCDigital) September 11, 2019
18 of the tragedy
On Wednesday, President Donald Trump led the commemoration of 2,977 victims.
At the beginning of the events, the president said: "If the terrorists return to our country, we will search them all over the world and use a power like no one has ever used."
Commemorative activities began at 8:40 am, local time, at the 9/11 Museum and Memorial in New York, erected just at the location of the Twin Towers. There, the names of the dead will be read aloud during the attacks, at a ceremony reserved for members of the victims' families, but will be broadcast live.
We will also observe six minutes of silence: two for the moment when the planes crashed against the WTC buildings, two others when they collapsed and finally one for the plane that fell on the Pentagon and the last one for which crashed in Pennsylvania.
Then the bells will ring in a church near the "Ground Zero", where the towers have collapsed.
– Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 11, 2019
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