Protests continue against vaccine mandate for health care workers
Today, the group met at the New York State office building in Hauppauge to protest.
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Aug 27, 2021, 11:31 AM
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from health care workers and those supporting them as they protested the mandates
they're facing to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
On Thursday, hundreds of
people stood in support at South Shore University Hospital.
Today, the group met at the New York State office building in Hauppauge to protest.
Health care workers are required to get their first doze of the
COVID-19 vaccine by Sept. 27.
At a rally in Bay Shore, workers are arguing “it’s their
body, their choice.”
Last week protests were also held at Stony Brook University
Hospital.
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