Panic in the classroom as New York attacks unfold
In New York City the attacks disrupted schooling as Staples and Fairfield High students faced chaos and worry over loved ones in the Trade Center area. Parents raced to schools while teachers guided anxious students and officials limited cell use.
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Ambulance Fleet Aids New York City After Attacks
At 10:50 a.m. on Tuesday a convoy of 20 ambulances from American Medical Response rushed to Manhattan to assist after the World Trade Center attack. Six more ambulances from Long Island followed, escorted by state and city police, as hospitals prepared to treat injuries and provide counseling. St Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport stood by to receive potential victims or residents seeking checkups for dust inhalation.
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