February 21, 2025 - 05:25
New York’s Senate and congressional delegations are uniting in a call for the restoration of federal funding to the World Trade Center Health Program. They argue that recent cuts to this vital program will significantly harm the health and well-being of survivors and first responders who bravely faced the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
The World Trade Center Health Program was established to provide medical monitoring and treatment for individuals exposed to toxic dust and debris during the recovery efforts. Lawmakers emphasize that the sacrifices made by these heroes should not be compounded by a lack of support from the federal government.
Senators and representatives have expressed deep concern over the potential consequences of these funding reductions, highlighting the ongoing health issues many face, including respiratory diseases and various cancers linked to their exposure on that fateful day. They are calling on the administration to prioritize the needs of these individuals, ensuring that they receive the comprehensive care they deserve.
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