Normal life resumes. But this is a city on edge, full of frazzled nerves, tension and drawn faces

Article Abstract:

There is great tension in New York, NY, following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Centre, although many people are trying to resume normal life. There is a strong sense of patriotism, and many shrines have been erected to the victims.

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Deadly spores, crazy scares: a world on the edge of panic

Article Abstract:

It is widely acknowledged that terrorists are behind the spate of letters containing anthrax being sent to high-profile companies and individuals in the US. This campaign has caused panic across the world, but especially in the US, where people are very nervous following the attacks on the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon.

Health aspects, Investigations, Anthrax

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Getting back to normal

Article Abstract:

Significant efforts have been made to give the impression of returning to normal life in New York, NY, following the terrorist attacks of Sep 11, 2001. However, ordinary people now realize that the country is not immune to attack from outside.

World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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