Stringer and Levine call for vax restrictions to be lifted in hardest hit NYC neighborhoods ...Middle East

Their vaccination plan calls for the state and city to expand mobile vaccination sites in the hardest-hit areas and set aside 50% of vaccination appointments citywide for people living in those 33 neighborhoods.

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