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It
has been a year since the world was stunned by images of two
commercial planes crashing into the twin towers of the World
Trade Centre in New York City.
For many, it looked too dramatic to be real.
But just as the world came to grips with the reality, another
plane ploughed into the Pentagon and yet another crashed to
the ground in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Close to 3,000 lives were lost in the tragedy,
from passengers in those ill-fated flights to rescue workers.
The days, weeks and months which followed were
filled with questions that needed to be answered. Why? Why
this systematic attack on America? What was the agenda?
Soon enough, Osama Bin Laden was the name on
everyone's lips as he became America's public enemy number
one as US officials identified his as the mastermind behind
the attacks.
As survivors and families and friends
of those who perished deal with the tragedy and pick up the
pieces of their lives, we look back at the tragedy that was
September 11.
| Official
Statements |
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US terrorist threat level lowered
to "elevated" >>>
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| More statements >>> |
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| On
Air |
Correspondent's Notebook: SEA terror
links >>>
Correspondent's Notebook: Afghan Then & Now
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In Conversation with Najib Tun Razak
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In Conversation with Dr Tony Tan >>>
In Conversation with Blas Ople >>>
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| Insight: Pesantren >>> |
| Straight talk with Young Ming (Chinese
transcript) >>> |
| Other
Highlights |
Channelnewsasia.com's Hafizah Osman speaks to Associate
Professor Leslie Lim about dealing with grief >>> |
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