New York City announced a vaccination mandate Monday that requires the private sector workforce to show proof of vaccination against COVID-19, affecting 184,000 businesses and hundreds of thousands of employees. There are no business size limitations. The rule is ubiquitous and necessary, said the city’s mayor, Bill de Blasio, as the epicenter of a single … Read more
What you should know New York will have a fun new incentive this winter for those ages 5 to 11 to get their COVID-19 vaccine and for eligible individuals to get their booster shot. It’s about the fire Ski for Free, o Skiing for Free, a six-week raffle that aims to reinforce vaccination among children … Read more
NEW YORK – The New York City Department of Investigation (DOI) says it is aware of allegations involving counterfeit COVID vaccination cards issued to employees at at least two agencies amid mounting pressure to comply with the Mayor Bill de Blasio’s citywide vaccination mandate. DOI, which is tasked with independently overseeing the city government, declined … Read more
NEW YORK – The surge in COVID-19 cases at a New York City elementary school has forced the school to become the second public school this academic year to briefly return to remote learning. The 10-day physical closure of PS 166 this Wednesday in Queens comes as the city intensifies efforts to get newly eligible … Read more
What you should know New York and New Jersey said they are prepared to deliver Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to more than 2.2 million children ages 5 to 11 when the CDC gave final clearance. The injections were administered Wednesday after millions of injections made by Pfizer had already been shipped to states, doctors’ offices and … Read more
What you should know New York and New Jersey said they are prepared to deliver Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine to more than 2.2 million children ages 5 to 11 when the CDC gave final clearance. The injections were administered Wednesday after millions of injections made by Pfizer had already been shipped to states, doctors’ offices and … Read more
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Updated 10/17/2021 06:59 pm – The Ministry of Health (Minsa) reported, through a document, that it decided to suspend the vaccination against COVID-19 with the dose from the AstraZeneca laboratory to young people who will turn 18 next December. “In the vaccination program for the 18 to 20-year-old population on the Yo Pongo el Hombro … Read more
What you should know In another attempt to encourage more New Yorkers to get vaccinated, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the “Vax to the Movies” initiative that will bring sites pop-ups temporary vaccination against COVID-19 to select theaters. The initiative will launch this weekend, according to de Blasio. Currently, theaters fall under the “Key to … Read more
What you should know A federal judge ruled Tuesday that New York must allow religiously motivated healthcare workers to remain exempt from the governor’s state mandate for COVID-19 vaccination. In mid-September, Governor Kathy Hochul began implementing vaccination mandates for healthcare employees and nursing homes. The mandate will be expanded again on November 1. Last month, … Read more
Until the last cut, Mexico applied 423 thousand 652 doses of the vaccine against COVID-19, bringing a total of 107 million 154 thousand 354 inoculations, reported this Sunday the Ministry of Health. Of the total number of people inoculated, 48 million 510 thousand 493, equivalent to 73 percent, have a complete vaccination scheme and 17 … Read more