Empire State Building lit up in green, pink, blue and purple for Rare Disease Day
The Empire State Building was lit up to mark Rare Disease Day on Monday.
•
Mar 1, 2022, 7:53 PM
•
Updated 953 days ago
Share:
More Stories
3:23
Companies are using gardening to improve their employees well being
5m ago1:41
Mount Eden mother raises concerns over daughter’s late school bus
4h ago1:50
New bill goes into effect cracking down on NYC stores selling uncertified batteries for e-bikes
5h ago1:31
Chilly, breezy day with temps in the low 60s for the Bronx
5h ago1:20
Hurricane Milton impacts travelers at NYC airports
12h ago1:50
Officials: Two residents diagnosed with Legionnaire's disease in Co-op City
12h ago3:23
Companies are using gardening to improve their employees well being
5m ago1:41
Mount Eden mother raises concerns over daughter’s late school bus
4h ago1:50
New bill goes into effect cracking down on NYC stores selling uncertified batteries for e-bikes
5h ago1:31
Chilly, breezy day with temps in the low 60s for the Bronx
5h ago1:20
Hurricane Milton impacts travelers at NYC airports
12h ago1:50
Officials: Two residents diagnosed with Legionnaire's disease in Co-op City
12h ago The Empire State Building was lit up to mark Rare Disease Day on Monday.
Over 300 million people worldwide are impacted by the 7,000 rare diseases.
The building was lit up in green, pink, blue and purple.
More from News 12
1:50
New bill goes into effect cracking down on NYC stores selling uncertified batteries for e-bikes
1:31
Chilly, breezy day with temps in the low 60s for the Bronx
1:41
FDNY: 9 injured, 28 apartments affected in University Avenue apartment building fire
1:41
Mount Eden mother raises concerns over daughter’s late school bus
1:46
NYPD: Rapes across city increase as most crimes see a drop
1:20