NYC Declares 3/14/21 a Day of Remembrance
- 3 years ago
NYC Declares 3/14/21
a Day of Remembrance.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio
announced the declaration in his
final COVID-19 briefing of 2020.
We need to recognize 25,000 of our fellow New Yorkers gone — that's something we have to always mark going forward, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, via briefing.
New York has topped 30,000
confirmed COVID-19 deaths
since de Blasio’s briefing.
Brooklyn and Queens have remained the third
and fourth deadliest coronavirus counties in the nation.
New York City has also set a goal
to vaccinate at least 1 million
residents by the end of January
a Day of Remembrance.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio
announced the declaration in his
final COVID-19 briefing of 2020.
We need to recognize 25,000 of our fellow New Yorkers gone — that's something we have to always mark going forward, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, via briefing.
New York has topped 30,000
confirmed COVID-19 deaths
since de Blasio’s briefing.
Brooklyn and Queens have remained the third
and fourth deadliest coronavirus counties in the nation.
New York City has also set a goal
to vaccinate at least 1 million
residents by the end of January