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The remains of a man killed in the terrorist attack on New York's World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, have been identified nearly 16 years after the deadly attacks. The city medical examiners' office announced the finding Monday but is withholding the man's name at the request of his family. It is the first new identification made since March 2017. Remains of 1,641 victims have been identified so far. That means 40 percent of those who died that day have yet to have any remains identified. New, more sensitive DNA technology was deployed earlier this year and helped make the latest identification after earlier testing produced no results, the medical examiner's office said. Nearly 22,000 human samples recovered from Ground Zero have been tested and retested since 2001 in an effort to return the remains to the families. The 9/11 airliner attacks killed a total of nearly 3,000 people in New York, at the Pentagon in Washington D.C. and near Shanksville, Pennsylvania. 2001年在纽约世贸中心911恐怖袭击中遇难的一位男子的身份将近16年后得到确认。 纽约法医办公室星期一宣布了这一消息，但是应家属要求，没有公布死者姓名。 这是2017年3月以来确认的首例911遇难者身份。 到目前为止，已经有1641名遇难者身份得到确认，这就意味着还有40%的遇难者身份不明。 | 
