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Americans honor those who lost their lives in 9/11, hailed them as "Eternal Flames" on their 20th anniversary.
Americans honor those who lost their lives in 9/11, hailing the 20th anniversary 'immortal flame'.
Reuters and AP reported on September 12 thatxoThroughout September 11th, the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, many Americans Nearly 3,000 people, both victims of terrorism, and those who served as suppressors and aid workers, flocked to commemorate and honor the dead 20 years ago. Although the area that used to be the location of the World Trade Center Twin Towers The stone pedestal of the Shanksville Memorial in Pennsylvania This is where one of the four hijacked planes crashes after passengers in the plane rose against the hijackers from hitting targets and at the Pentagon office building.

President Joe Biden attended the ceremony at the 9/11 Memorial in Lower Manhattan. in new york city The memorial service began with the ringing of the silver bell at 8:46 am local time. This was the same time the first two planes crashed into the World Trade Center Twin Towers. followed by silence and mourning followed by the speech of the deceased relatives

Mike Lowe was the first to speak. It was the loss, Sara Lowe, the daughter of a flight attendant who crashed into the twin towers north. In one episode, it tells about the feeling that The incident was so bad that it felt as if an evil spirit had risen above the earth. but at the same time The loss of his daughter became a spark for many. "Showing the power of virtue that is higher than normal and beyond what ordinary people can do", which shows that The inheritance from one's daughter will last forever. “Like an immortal flame that will never be extinguished.”

After that, the relatives The names of the 2,977 deaths were announced loudly to tens of thousands of people who attended the ceremony, including former President Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and former New York City Council members. It happened 20 years ago

Famed singer Bruce Springsteen sings "I'll See You in My Dreams" while silver and white ribbons are performed at the Lincoln Theater, symbolizing the ashes and innocence of the people. lose all

after the ceremony President Biden and his wife continue to attend the ceremony at the Shanksville Memorial. Pennsylvania And at the Pentagon, all three locations were tragic.


at dusk 88 high-voltage blue lights were turned on, a blue beam of light 6.4 kilometers into the sky, representing the World Trade Center Twin Towers. while buildings all over Manhattan The Empire State Building and the Metropolitan Opera also decorated the building in blue in remembrance.