At a ceremony marking nearly the ۲۵th anniversary of the September ۱۱ attacks, New York Mayor Zahra Mammadani emphasized the lasting consequences of this event, describing the mortality caused by related illnesses as bitter and painful. He addressed the harsh realities that still overshadow the lives of survivors and those who worked around the site of the incident.
Pain and Suffering That Cannot Be Forgotten
Mammadani pointed out that years after these attacks, many individuals who were involved in rescuing others or worked at the site have faced various illnesses. These diseases have not only affected their lives but have also impacted their families. According to him, these issues should not be forgotten and must always remain in our memories.
The Mayor of New York, noting that the number of deaths caused by these diseases is alarmingly increasing, stressed the need to support survivors and their families. He said, "This bitter truth should remain as a reminder for all of us that every heroic act comes at a cost, and we cannot ignore it."
Social Responsibility and Support for Victims
During this ceremony, Mammadani also emphasized the social responsibility of everyone to support the victims and their families. He called for increased awareness about the illnesses resulting from this event and urged the community to be more active in this regard. "We cannot allow these individuals to be left alone. It is our duty to support them and be their voice," was a statement he made at the end of his remarks.
It seems that these discussions and reminders are not only to honor the memory of the victims but also to illuminate the realities that still affect the lives of those who witnessed these tragedies. As society moves towards a better future, these reminders show that none of us can escape history.
