Mayor announces parade to honor health workers after coronavirus

De Blasio promises it will be the largest celebration ever seen in the Canyon of Heroes in NYC

Thanks to health workers for their tireless work during this medical emergency the coronavirus will last forever. And although their efforts to save lives are recognized every day, with the applause and casseroles that are done promptly at 7 p.m., Now New Yorkers will also be able to honor them in person, during a ‘ticker-tape’ style show announced this Tuesday by Mayor Bill de Blasio.

“The day will come when we will overcome this disease,” he said. De blasio, promising that when that day comes “when we can restart the vibrant and beautiful life of this city, the first thing we will do is make a ticker-tape parade ”.

Mayor He emphasized that it will be a celebration of the “rebirth” of the big Apple after the coronavirus quarantine, ensuring that it will be the “Biggest parade ever seen before”, at Canyon of Heroes, at Lower Manhattan

During his daily press conference to update on the COVID-19 crisis, the mayor insisted that the most important thing is that this parade will be the opportunity to thank so many good and noble people: “We will honor those who saved us.”

The icker ticker-tape ’are the strips of ticker paper that used to be thrown out the windows of buildings located on the parade route, but are now used as confetti.

The most recent ‘ticker-tape’ parade in the Canyon of Heroes was held last summer to celebrate the triumph of the Women’s National Soccer Team, which won the World Cup.

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