New York City’s reopening plan
New York City mayor, Bill De Blasio is hopeful of a June reopening. The city has been the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic but the curve has flattened. The mayor hopes it will happen in the first two weeks of June. “All roads are leading to the first half of June,” Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday. He announced the door to reopening inches open as early as June 1
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New York reopens after months of lockdown
New York reopens after months of lockdown
Once marked as an epicenter of coronavirus outbreak in the US, New York City plans to ease its lockdown from today. As many as 400,000 workers could begin returning to construction jobs, manufacturing sites, and retail stores today in the city’s first phase of reopening. More than 205,000 people have been infected with Covid-19 in the city, and nearly 22,000 have died
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New York City mayor’s daughter arrested at Manhattan protest
New York City mayor, Bill de Blasio’s 25-year-old daughter Chiara got arrested during the George Floyd protest at Manhattan. “I love my daughter deeply. I honor her. She is such a good human being. She only wants to do good in the world. She wants to see a better and more peaceful world," de Blasio said. “I am proud of her that she cares so much" he added
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Southern Tier, Rochester and Finger Lakes region of New York to reopen on May 15
New York Governor, Andrew Cuomo said in a statement that some regions of the New York State are set to open businesses from May 15. Regions include Southern Tier, Rochester, and Finger Lakes. Cuomo reviewed each region in the state against the 7 key criteria outlined for areas to qualify for reopening. Some areas have met the threshold Monday, Cuomo said, but need to complete some logistical planning before Friday
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A New York City nurse accused of stealing COVID-19 patient’s credit card
According to the latest reports, A nurse at a New York City hospital has been accused of stealing and charging a patient's credit card while he was fighting COVID-19. Danielle Conti, 43, a nurse at Staten Island University Hospital, is facing charges of grand larceny, criminal possession of stolen property, and petit larceny after a patient's daughter, called police on April 28 for noticing a charge on her father’s card
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