Bodega, grocery store workers can get vaccine without appointment starting Monday
The state announced new pop-up sites will allow bodega, grocery store and supermarket workers to get a vaccine without an appointment.
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Apr 24, 2021, 2:10 AM
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vaccine is continuing to expand for New Yorkers.
The state announced new
pop-up sites will allow bodega, grocery store and supermarket workers to get a
vaccine without an appointment.
Urban Health Plan on Simpson
Street in Longwood is one of five pop-up sites that will give those workers the
shot without an appointment beginning Monday.
Workers will need to show
proof of employment.
