Trump admin reinstates World Trade Center Health Program staff following cuts

First on the fox: The HHS Ministry of Health and Humanitarian Services (HHS) has sent notifications of restoration of employees who were part of the Federal Health Care for Survivors from September 11, after a decrease in the strength of HHS and its sub -operations as part of Trump’s efforts to improve the federal government.

In mid -February, the administration announced that the CDC Centers (CDC) will face discounts that would reduce the agency’s workforce by about ten. As part of this power reduction, 16 workers in the World Trade Center Health Program (WTCP) have been abandoned.

This step motivated the anxiety of both Democrats and Republicans.

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It was reported that the Republican Representative in New York Mike Luller, whose boycott in Wadi Hudson indicates to many of the first respondents on September 11, after the discounts that he was actively communicating with the Trump administration around them.

“This political chaos is exposed to health care to heroes,” Senator Chuck Schumer, DN.Y, said in a statement on Sunday about 16 WTCP workers who shot WTchp.

After the political pressure in early April, the Trump administration eventually recovered the WTCHP director, Dr. John Howard, for his role as a major operator of the program, according to Luller, and today all WTCP employees who were left as part of Duja’s efforts were returned.

One of the total of 16 employees who have been invaded in discounts have already accepted the purchase of a resignation provided by the Trump administration.

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“We estimate the Ministry’s quick procedure to address these notifications and return the embarrassment program employees to work to help provide continuous services and provide them,” Haward said in a statement to the digital newspaper Fox News. “We are ready to serve more than 133,000 respondents and survivors from the September 11 attacks that they serve this program in addition to other critical programs in NIOSH.”

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The Federal Program, which is located within (CDC), was created by congress in 2010 as part of the Act of Health and Compensation James Zaduga 9/11 of 2010. It is operated by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health at the Center for Disease Control.

The program was developed to provide health care services for the victims of September 11, the first respondents and other participants in support services during the attacks that were subjected to harmful pollutants on that day, as many were forced to inhale dust and toxic debris while trying to save lives.

The program, which was extended in 2015, is scheduled to continue until 2090 and aims to ensure that patients who were directly affected by the September 11 attacks in New York, Pentagon and in Shanksville, Pennsylvania have costs outside the pocket for any health complications that came as a result of the 9/11 attacks.

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“The chaos we see throughout the administration, we see 10 times in the World Trade Center program,” Schumer said during the weekend before the repetition, according to NY1 in New York. “We hear that people are expelled, then we hear that they are restored; then we hear that they are launched, then they are restored.”