23 Years On: Remembering the FDNY Heroes Lost on 9/11
Today marks 23 years since the horrific 9/11 terror attacks shook york/">New York City. That fateful day, 343 brave firefighters from the Fire Department of New York (FDNY) gave their lives trying to save those trapped in the collapsing World Trade Center towers.
Ultimate Sacrifice and Lingering Toll
The sacrifice of these firefighters stands as a powerful symbol of selflessness and courage. But the tragedy did not end on that day. Since then, over 360 FDNY members have died from illnesses linked to toxic dust and debris they were exposed to during rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero.
Honouring The Fallen and The Brave
As we remember the victims who perished on 9/11, we also pay tribute to the ongoing suffering of first responders. Their strength and resilience embody hope and unity in the face of unimaginable evil.
“We will never forget the heroes of 9/11—those who gave their lives in the line of duty, and those who continue to be affected by the aftermath of the attacks. Their courage and dedication will forever be remembered.”
