Mayor Bill de Blasio recently said the vaccinated will “get to benefit in all sorts of ways,” while for the unvaccinated, there will “be fewer and fewer things that you’re able to do.”
Source: New York Times
N.Y.C. to Require Vaccination Proof for Indoor Dining and Fitness
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