Re: [ga] America and a prayer

[Joanna Lane <jo-uk@rcn.com>]

Sri,

I'm so sorry. Please pass on my condolences.
 
You might want to post the photos here:-
http://www.news12.com/CDA/Articles/View/0,,5-5-20316,00.html This reaches
the Long Island commuters who may know what happened to your colleagues.

Also, the local paper, Newsday, published a complete floor by floor list of
all companies in both towers on Thursday, compiled from AP wire reports. You
could contact each of those firms individually for news. I have details of
each floor number for each firm if you need them.
 http://www.newsday.com/news/printedition/newyork/ny-inref2363559sep13.story

By the way, our missing family member was on the 100th floor with Marsh USA,
which I believe is the same firm as your colleagues on the 97th. This week
has been like a surreal version of the "six degrees of separation" game,
whereby the whole world is connected to a missing person by no more than six
connections. This tragedy affects every nationality in all countries of the
world for sure.


Regards,
Joanna

on 9/14/01 12:36 AM, Srikanth Narra at sri@domainmates.com wrote:


> For those of you who have been in and around world trade center on the tragic
> day - pls. if you can drop me a email. I have pictures of four collegues who
> are missing from the 97th floor in tower one -  I would like to forward. Their
> parents and families in India are going through hell and anguish - awaiting
> their status and where abouts - its been 3 days now. Its not exactly an easy
> exercise for them to reach authorities to find status. For now internet is the
> only hope.
> 
> Sri
> 
> 
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