Fire Station No. 10, located at 10th Street and 40th Street, near the site of the September 11 attacks, has become a symbol as the first fire station to respond that day. This station, famous for its proximity to the World Trade Center, has turned into a place for visitors who come to remember the victims of these attacks.
Sal Argano's Ongoing Presence
Sal Argano, a firefighter with over 30 years of experience, is still active at this station and is recognized as the last firefighter present at the scene that day. He recalls how on that day, as soon as they received the call, they headed to the site and witnessed a tragedy that claimed nearly 3,000 lives.
Argano emphasizes that remembering this event is very important for him and his colleagues. He explains to visitors how Fire Station No. 10 became a command center in the days following the attacks as firefighters worked to save more lives.
Transforming the Station into a Memorial
Today, Fire Station No. 10 serves as a memorial center for the victims of the September 11 attacks. Visitors from around the world come to honor the victims and the firefighters who lost their lives in this event. Argano, as the last firefighter still active at this station, plays an important role in preserving the memory of this historic event.
As 25 years have passed since that day, Fire Station No. 10 remains a symbol of the sacrifice and bravery of firefighters and a reminder of the victims of these attacks.
Source: abcnews.com
