Ground Zero cleanup supervisor

Ground Zero cleanup supervisor

NEW YORK, United States - Charlie Vitchers, pictured in front of construction at the World Trade Center site on July 8, 2011, reflects on his nine months as a supervisor of Ground Zero cleanup after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks 10 years ago and seeks to help Japanese tsunami victims rebuild. (Kyodo)

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