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I am an Infectious Disease specialist and author of Resilience: One Family's Story of Hope and Triumph over Evil and of Conducting Clinical Research, the essential guide to the topic Kathy Hochul says she is considering a ban on face masks in the New York City subway system, following what she described as concerns over people shielding their identities while committing antisemitic acts.
. In June, Adams stated,"I'm a strong supporter of the decision of stopping of masks on our subway system, masks in protest, andfor COVID to commit criminal acts and vile acts. I think now is the time to go back to the way it was pre-COVID.”, “We strongly recommend everyone to wear masks in all indoor public settings.” Requiring immunocompromised people to unmask would likely violate the Americans With Disabilities Act.
,” adding, “On a subway, people should not be able to hide behind a mask to commit crimes.” She indicated the ban was a response to antisemitic attacks and came as a response to demands from some Jewish leaders, particularly in the Tran reserved his most biting criticism for the proposed bans coming at the same time as Hochul and Adams are professing concern about climate change, NYC is suffering from a heat wave, stating, “It seems absolutely hypocritical that they're banning masks at a time that they’re warning people about air quality,” since “masks are one of the best ways to protect yourself against wildfire smoke.”
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