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25 years after 9/11: What is at Ground Zero where the Twin Towers once stood

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What happened

9/11: The memorial, known as Reflecting Absence, comprises two enormous pools located on the footprints of the former Twin Towers…

Key facts

  • 9/11: The memorial, known as Reflecting Absence, comprises two enormous pools located on the footprints of the former Twin Towers…
  • Reported by The Hindu and published Fri, 11 Sep 2026 02:02:21 UTC.

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