The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey admitted to a water leak at the World Trade Center that caused construction delays at the site, after denying any such problem at the complex in August.
Construction workers reported hearing water rushing behind an underground concrete wall that encases the 16-acre site and protects it from the Hudson River, DNAinfo reported several months ago.
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While a Port Authority spokesperson denied any problems at the time and insisted that the workers were mistaken, agency officials were quoted in the New York Times this week acknowledging, in fact, a serious leak at the site.
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