The teachers and the public officials from New York have taken to the streets to to protest. They do so because they do not agree with the mandatory nature of the vaccination against Covid-19. This measure was imposed by the mayor Bill de Blasio, which stated that what they want is for schools to be totally safe. All Department of Education employees should have received at least one dose before September 27.
“Today we announce that all New York colleges staff they should be vaccinated against # COVID19 this school year, “Bill de Blasio recently announced on Twitter.
In addition, those who do not want to be vaccinated will not have the option of having it tests weekly as has happened in other cases.
Protests for the reopening of schools
Already at the beginning of August several unions they protested for the reopening of schools. Hundreds of people accompanied by a marching band marched through the streets of downtown Manhattan. They did it to ask Mayor Bill de Blasio that the students do not return to classrooms until it is completely safe. They consider that, to return to the classroom, there should be no coronavirus case.
All health workers should receive the vaccine
Another group that should receive at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine before September 27 in New York are the sanitary. Governor Andrew Cuomo communicated before resigning that with the exception of having some medical or religious exemption, all workers New York health workers need to be vaccinated. Around the 75% of the 450,000 workers have received the complete schedule of the coronavirus vaccine.
In addition, since last August 16, in New York it is practically essential to have the vaccination certificate. It is requested to access places like restaurants or gyms. When the measure went into effect, at least 71.8% of adults had received doses of the coronavirus vaccine.
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