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Radio problems 'may have cost lives' on Sept 11: report

A leaked report says the response of the New York fire department to the September 11 attacks was plagued by a series of failures that could have cost lives.

Radio problems 'may have cost lives' on Sept 11: report

Sun, 04 Aug, 2002 - 11:11

A leaked report says the response of the New York fire department to the September 11 attacks was plagued by a series of failures that could have cost lives.

More than 300 firefighters were killed when the Twin Towers collapsed.

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