New York City is planning to celebrate New Year’s Eve at “full strength” in Times Square once again after limited festivities last year due to the pandemic, but those hoping watch the ball drop in-person will be required to show proof of full vaccination.
But those hoping watch the ball drop in-person will be required to show proof of full vaccination, according“We want to welcome all those hundreds of thousands of folks, but everyone needs to be vaccinated,” Mayor Bill de Blasio saidThe New Year’s Eve celebration will also be broadcast on TV and online, which will include a “virtual multi-media experience,” according“Join the crowd, join the joy, join a historic moment as New York City provides further evidence to the world that we are 100%...
“We defer to the Police Department on operational issues like this, unless it impacts the guy and gal on the street,” John Nuthall, a spokesman for the Police Benevolent Association, the union that represents the city police officers, told the newspaper.test within 72 hours of the event,reported. Children under the age of 5, who aren’t yet eligible to get a shot, will need to be accompanied by a vaccinated adult.
Some public health experts have cautioned that the recent uptick in COVID-19 cases makes it difficult to predict whether the major event will be safe by the end of the year, the newspaper reported. Tourists will visit nearby restaurants and shops, and they could potentially take the virus back to their hometowns.Times
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