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Q&A and FAQ regarding WTC response, Oct 2001

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Frequently asked questions and updates regarding disaster assistance, road reopenings, and victim support funds issued in October 2001.

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The city, through this program, will be cleaning a small number of commercial spaces in the unoccupied, uncleaned buildings and will also be cleaning building roofs and facades. FEMA is supporting this program, because there is a need to expedite the work in order to prevent any re- entrainment of debris or dust from the WTC collapse. Re-entrainment could pose increased long­ term health threats and slow the economic redevelopment of Lower Manhattan. The removal of the residual dust makes sense now that the recovery efforts at Ground Zero are nearly complete.

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