N.Y. Developer Launches Improved Emergency System
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Since the terror attacks of September 11, 2001, one of the main concerns among firefighters and other first responders has been how to communicate better during catastrophes. Yesterday, a private company announced that it has taken a step in that direction.
The Durst Organization, a major developer that owns several mid-Manhattan high-rise office buildings, introduced its communications system for emergency first responders at its flagship 4 Times Square building, the home of Conde Nast Publications.
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