Dear Ted:
All Thai people are really sympathy for the tragedies in New York City. We can't
believe when the TV showed the moment that the two famous buildings are attackte
It is like the films on dinosaurus destroying buildings. The torrorist s might g
idea from those films. All TV and radio programmes including newspapers discuss
this topic since that horrible moment. Our staff also discuss and follow the new
We hope that the torrorist must be arrested soon. We pray the Buddha to save
people in New York City, and other places in the US.
With great condelence from Thai people, and the staff of Silpakorn University
Library,
Chirayoo Dasri
Quoting Edward Goodman <[log in to unmask]>:
> Most of the institutions in NYC are located in midtown or uptown so I
> think we are all OK.
>
> Thousand of deaths and no way in or out of Manhattan. All phones are crazy
> and no subway, bus or planes, etc.
>
> More later- I can't believe both towers of the World Trade Center are
> totally collapsed!
> Ted
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> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2001 11:37:59 -0400
> From: Jenni M Rodda <[log in to unmask]>
> Reply-To: Visual Resources Association <[log in to unmask]>
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: UPDATE ON WHAT'S HAPPENING IN NEW YORK CITY
>
> Dear VRA-L readers:
>
> For those of you trying to get through to those of us living and working
> in New York City: Those of us at the Institute are fine, if frightened.
> If you try and call in to New York, you will find that the telephone
> system is sporadic at best; I've heard that the cell phone system is
> completely disrupted. Keep trying, or use e-mail. Public
> transportation is disrupted. You can see the smoke from the fires at
> what was the World Trade Center all the way up here; no one is hazarding
> to estimate casualties. Manhattan is more or less closed; if you're
> trying to get here from outside the city, you will be held back at the
> bridges and tunnels (almost all of which are closed).
>
> Say prayers, please. And everyone stay safe. If I can, I'll post
> updates from here as appropriate. I may be here overnight, since I have
> to cross a river to get home, and we may not be allowed to do that.
>
> Jenni Rodda, Curator
> Visual Resources Collections
> Institute of Fine Arts
> 1 East 78th Street
> New York, NY 10021
> 212/992-5872 voice, 212/992-5807 fax
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