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An update on COVID-19. Governor Andrew M. Cuomo#yiv3900168785 #yiv3900168785
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| June 17, 2021. Dear Robert, On Tuesday, after 472 days, New York hit a
vaccination milestone—70 percent of adult New Yorkers have received at least
one dose of the COVID vaccine. After reaching this goal, we lifted most of the
State's remaining COVID restrictions. This means no more restrictions across
commercial settings, including retail, food services, offices, gyms,
entertainment, hair salons, barber shops, etc.—as well as no more social
gathering limits. Existing COVID health protocols are still in place for some
settings such as public transportation, health facilities, and indoor Pre-K-12
schools. But the easing of these restrictions means that we're no longer just
surviving—we're thriving. Congratulations New Yorkers, because of you and your
actions, we were able to get to this point. This achievement is all thanks to
you. Photo of the Day: On Tuesday, fireworks illuminated the skies aross
the state in celebration of Tuesday's vaccination milestone (Photo by Darren
McGee) Here's what else you need to know tonight: 1. COVID hospitalizations
dropped to 580. Of the 119,272 tests reported yesterday, 418, or 0.35 percent,
were positive. The 7-day average percent positivity was 0.39 percent. There
were 149 patients in ICU yesterday, down nine from the previous day. Of them,
86 are intubated. Sadly, we lost five New Yorkers to the virus. 2. As of
11am this morning, 70.4 percent of adult New Yorkers have completed at least
one vaccine dose, per the CDC. Over the past 24 hours, 76,160 total doses have
been administered. To date, New York administered 20,372,195 total doses with
62.3 percent of adult New Yorkers completing their vaccine series. See
additional data on the State's Vaccine Tracker. 3. Watch our latest
"Reimagine, Rebuild, Renew" campaign ads. These new ads raise awareness about
the State's rent relief and small business programs to help New Yorkers recover
from the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch the first ad here and the second ad here.
4. Today we announced the third group of winners of the State's Vaccine
Scholarship incentive. These ten vaccinated New Yorkers will attend a SUNY or
CUNY school with their tuition and room & board covered. And with two more
drawings, there are still opportunities for a chance to win a full-ride
scholarship to a state school. Learn more and get a shot to make your future at
ny.gov/vaccinescholarship. 5. An estimated $2.2 billion in federal food
assistance will go to children in New York who were unable to access free
school meals due to the pandemic. Effective this week, food benefits will begin
being issued to children enrolled to receive free school meals but had their
in-person school attendance reduced due to the pandemic. 6. Open enrollment
for the NY State of Health will remain open through the end of the year. The NY
State of Health provides seamless access to affordable coverage and I encourage
uninsured New Yorkers to enroll today. Tonight's "Deep Breath Moment": This
weekend, we celebrate Juneteenth, a day commemorating the day that enslaved
people in Texas finally found out that they had been freed by the Emancipation
Proclamation—three years after President Lincoln signed the Proclamation. Many
events will be held in New York City and across the state on Saturday
showcasing Black authors, artists and more. Last year, New York recognized
Juneteenth as a state holiday and today the U.S. officially recognized June
19th as a federal holiday. Ever Upward, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo |
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| New York State Capitol Building |
| Albany, NY 12224 |
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