DNA firm processes material from Ground Zero

The identification process on remains of those killed in the World Trade Centre attacks is continuing as more rubble is pulled from Ground Zero.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2001 - 09:01

The identification process on remains of those killed in the World Trade Centre attacks is continuing as more rubble is pulled from Ground Zero.

Delivery trucks hauling boxes of human specimens from New York arrive each morning at Myriad Genetics, a DNA sequencing company that volunteered to help identify the World Trade Centre dead.

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