(1)Terrorist attacks

(1)Terrorist attacks

NEW YORK, United States - Toshiko Yamasaki, who serves as an interpreter at New York's Family Assistance Center, points to a Japanese-language Internet site her group opened Sept. 17 to help Japanese families register relatives who went missing in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington. Yamasaki said the site was created to help families register missing relatives hired locally by American companies.

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