NEW YORK The captured image from the tragedy of the collapse of the air on World Trade Center (WTC) distributed this week. Gruesome photographs illustrate the burning twin towers with smoke and dust that shrouded the city.Picture was taken by the only photographer allowed near the twin towers on September 11, 2001, from a police helicopter. Images are obtained by ABC News.”The photos were at the core to understand visually the attack,” Jan said Ramirez of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, as quoted by AP on Thursday (11/2/2010).From some image, the top of the Woolworth Building and other skyscrapers visible cloud of dust covered the great, gray with a background of blue sky.
Gray cloud cover in the street area of buildings 16 hectares. All the buildings are not visible, just smoke dust that permeates the sky River Hudson River, at the southern tip of Manhattan.Attacks that knocked down the WTC buildings has been well documented by the TV station or using amateur video. But eight years after it happened, the pictures are still various circles. Figure tragedy is also a hot issue in cyberspace.”For the survivors, may see the pictures it would be a painful thing,” said President of Network for WTC Victims Richard Zimbler.
