Governor Cuomo Directs One World Trade Center to be Displayed in Black, Yellow and Red in Solidarity with the People of Belgium
"Once again, our world has endured another senseless tragedy due to the cowardly acts of truly evil people, but the global community remains united," Governor Cuomo said. "New York stands shoulder to shoulder with the people of Belgium and the rest of the world in rejecting the hate and extremism behind this violence. As we have seen time and again, when we are united, terror has never prevailed and never will. Tonight, One World Trade Center will be displayed in black, yellow and red as we stand in solemn solidarity with the people of Belgium, just as they have done for us in the past. We join the world in mourning the victims of these attacks and remain committed to helping create a more just and peaceful world."

Governor Cuomo has directed the lights of One World Trade Center's 408-foot spire to be displayed in black, yellow and red this evening, March 22, in solidarity with the people of Belgium.
Governor Cuomo has also directed New York State law enforcement to remain vigilant in the wake of these senseless attacks and step up security at high-profile locations around the state, including airports, bridges, tunnels and mass transit systems. More information is available here.
New Yorkers are reminded to stay alert to their surroundings, and to report any suspicious activity. Reports can be made to:
Counter Terrorism Center at the New York State Intelligence Center
Terrorism Tip Line: 1-866-SAFENYS (1-866-723-3697)
[email protected]
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