الجزیره فارسی
روایت خاورمیانه 
The terrorist attacks of September ۱۱, ۲۰۰۱, were not only a humanitarian disaster in the history of the United States but also had deeper consequences that continue years later. The diseases resulting from these attacks have clearly taken many lives as a hidden crisis, and it seems that the number of their victims exceeds that of the attacks themselves.
Effects of Fire and Dust
According to studies, individuals who were near the attack sites or engaged in emergency assistance faced serious effects from inhaling dust and toxic gases. These health problems include respiratory diseases, cancer, and mental disorders, which have not only impacted the personal lives of the victims but have also put pressure on their families.
These diseases are typically not recognized as side effects of wars and humanitarian crises, but the reality is that the lives of thousands have been severely disrupted by these effects. For example, statistics show that in recent years, more firefighters and emergency service personnel have lost their lives due to diseases resulting from these attacks than from the attacks themselves.
An Overlooked Part of History
This situation raises serious questions about how crises are managed and the attention given to the mental and physical health of individuals in crisis situations. Many of these individuals have been repeatedly exposed to dangers without receiving the necessary support. This highlights how vulnerable society can be in the face of crises and the need for greater attention to the status of these victims.
Ultimately, it must be emphasized that the diseases resulting from September ۱۱ are not just a disaster but a bitter reality of the neglect of human lives amid major crises. These diseases require more attention and support so that their victims can return to their normal lives.
