Piles of garbage have already begun to build up in New York City after around 20 percent of sanitation workers were placed on leave by the Mayor’s office for not complying with his vaccine mandate.
It is estimated that almost 1500 workers are now on administrative leave, which has meant that areas of the city are starting to fill up with stinking garbage.
Trash piled up in parts of New York City on Thursday as garbage collection slowed ahead of the deadline for city workers to get vaccinated. https://t.co/SqmPMDvNn8
— NBC News (@NBCNews) October 29, 2021
VIDEO: Trash piles up in New York as sanitation workers protest vaccine mandate.
— AFP News Agency (@AFP) October 29, 2021
Garbage is piling up on New York City streets in Brooklyn and Staten Island as sanitation workers delay garbage collection ahead of a Covid-19 vaccine mandate deadline ordered for city employees pic.twitter.com/HGnAkK0WbG
New York City’s New ‘Public Health’ Plan: Let Garbage Pile Up on the Sidewalkshttps://t.co/7rR5CLVSxd pic.twitter.com/yZr4n9Uag5
— Ron Paul Institute (@RonPaulInstitut) October 29, 2021
Garbage of New York City pic.twitter.com/diZoOw4scc
— Peggie Neo (@Peggie_Neo) October 30, 2021
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