Mayor de Blasio's visits 1st mosque in the Bronx to become vaccination site

Mayor Bill de Blasio visited the first mosque that became a vaccination site in the Bronx Saturday where leaders of the Muslim faith encouraged others to get their shots.

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Apr 10, 2021, 10:17 PM

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Updated 1,342 days ago

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Mayor Bill de Blasio visited the first mosque that became a vaccination site in the Bronx Saturday where leaders of the Muslim faith encouraged others to get their shots.

Al-Masjidu Adam Community Life Center in Crotona has 125 COVID-19 doses each day.

Leaders say the neighborhood is underserved, which is why they wanted to work with the city to get a vaccination site.

The site is giving out the Johnson & Johnson shot.

Appointments are encouraged but walk-ins won't be turned away.