Empire State Building lights up to honor health care employees on the front line
The Empire State Building lit up Friday night for health care workers taking on the fight against coronavirus.
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Apr 25, 2020, 4:57 PM
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Updated 1,839 days ago
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The Empire State Building lit up Friday night for health care workers taking on the fight against coronavirus.
It was also dedicated to those infected with COVID-19.
The Empire State Building's Twitter page posted a photo with the caption, "For the next 8 nights, our lights will shine in a different color each evening, showing our gratitude to all those who've been fighting against & serving throughout COVID-19."
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