On September 11, 2001, a terrorist attack upended the lives of nearly 3,000 people at the World Trade Center in New York.
Two decades later, the scars of that day remain fresh in the hearts of many Americans. CGTN Stringer sat down with William Rodriguez, a former janitor at the World Trade Center, and Terry Horniacek, a coordinator of United Flight 93, to hear their stories.
William Rodriguez shared his harrowing experience during the attack, describing the chaos and the loss he witnessed.
Terry Horniacek recalled the emotional toll of coordinating the responses to United Flight 93's tragic fate.
Both individuals emphasized the lasting trauma that 9/11 continues to have on their lives and the collective memory of the American people.
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