New York City begins requiring proof of vaccination at restaurants, museums, gyms.
Since then, more than 301,000 more people have gotten at least one shot of a vaccine, according to city data. To date, at least 5.2 million of the city’s 8.8 million residents have gotten at least one shot, with nearly 5 million fully vaccinated.
New York City's mandate applies to patrons, employees, New Yorkers, commuters and visitors alike in settings ranging from indoor arenas to coffee shops and yoga studios. Even strip clubs are included. The mayor announced that about 100 vaccination sites will pop up at such places as gyms and the city would send out more than 600 canvassers to help in public outreach.
In return for the industry's cooperation, Rigie called on the city and other levels of government to replenish financial aid to restaurants still struggling to recover.
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