New York rose again after attacks 25 years ago, but the scar remains

New York rose again from the September 11, 2001 attacks, which occurred 25 years ago, with Lower Manhattan becoming more dynamic and populous than before, currently having more than double the inhabitants it had before the attacks. However, the attacks left a deep scar that the city promises to "never forget". Those who lived in New York before the tragic day describe the World Trade Center area, the business complex that housed the Twin Towers, as a purely corporate location, empty and deserted at night and on weekends, despite being one of the main postcards of the city. The reconstruction and population growth of the area mark the city's recovery, but the memory of the trauma 25 years ago remains alive.