Gov. Andrew Cuomo took charge of New York City’s reopening, announcing that the Big Apple will finally begin to emerge from its months-long coronavirus lockdown in 10 days, the NY Post reports.
“We are on track to open June 8,” Cuomo said from La Penta School of Business in New Rochelle. “Nobody reopened New York City in history. Nobody closed New York City in history. That will be my claim to fame,” Cuomo boasted.
Just hours earlier at his own City Hall coronavirus briefing, Mayor Bill de Blasio said he could not give a specific date about when the city would reopen, beyond the first two weeks of June.
But Cuomo said the city’s restart is a little over a week away, while warning the Big Apple will look much different than it did before the pandemic hit in March. “It is reopening to a new normal. It’s a safer normal. Reopening doesn’t’ mean going back to the past,” Cuomo said. Read more.
Insane!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkgrRzUsozg
with so many deaths in nursing homes Mr Cuomo has a much bigger claim to fame……………………………