Sixteen years after 9/11, city officials have rejected close to 40 percent of the World Trade Center notice-of-participation claims filed by city workers hoping to document that they participated in the response-and-recovery effort, according to testimony offered by officials at a State Senate hearing last month.
The four-page application is a sworn statement that must be executed by claimants attesting that they participated in WTC “rescue, recovery or clean-up operations between September 11, 2001 and September 12, 2002.”
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