According to New York reports, johns Hopkins University's global COVID-19 statistics show that as of Friday (September 17), the total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide exceeded 227 million, of which 41.82 million were confirmed in the United States, and the total number of deaths of COVID-19 in the world increased to 4.67 million, including 670,593 deaths in the United States.
A waitress at a New York City restaurant was beaten up for demanding proof of vaccination from customers
A waitress at a popular restaurant in New York City was attacked by three women from Texas after she asked for evidence of their COVID-19 vaccinations, police said.
According to the Associated Press, on Thursday (September 16) afternoon, when three women from Texas were dining at Carmine's in New York, the waitress asked them to show proof of vaccination, and the three women repeatedly beat her and ripped off her necklace.
According to police, the 24-year-old victim had multiple scratches and abrasions on her body, but she refused medical treatment.
Police arrested three women who carried out the attack, charged with misdemeanors and criminal mischief, and were ordered to appear in court on October 5.
New York City requires vaccination certificates in indoor restaurants, gyms and entertainment venues starting Aug. 17, but it didn't start until this week.
Carmine's has two stores in New York and branches in places like Las Vegas, and is known for serving pasta and other Italian dishes.
More than 2,000 merchants in New York City have been warned for several days after the vaccine order was executed
Monday (September 13) was the first day of enforcement of the Key to NYC Pass vaccine order, and as of Friday (September 17), more than 2,000 merchants had received warnings.
Inspectors from 13 departments of the New York City government inspected about 5,500 restaurants, bars, gyms, movie theaters, and more, PIX11 reported. Businesses that fail to enforce a vaccine order will receive a warning before being fined if they are found to have violated the law.
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The new initiative, called The Key to New York City, is a nationwide initiative in which people over the age of 12 must have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine to enter New York City restaurant rooms, gyms, and indoor entertainment and performance venues.
The order was implemented on August 17 and enforced on September 13.
The mayor of New York has previously pointed out that law enforcement is not for punishment, but if there is a violation after the publicity and grace period, then the first violation is fined 1,000 yuan, the second time 2,000 yuan, and the third time 5,000 yuan. Anyone who dares to forge a vaccine certificate is a serious criminal offence and faces up to 7 years in prison. (Original title: New York City restaurant waitress was beaten up for asking customers to show their vaccination certificates!) Law enforcement number of days 2000 merchants received warnings)
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