Ensure that our children are masked up as well as making sure that they get their vaccinations if anyone above five years old.
If you have vaccinations, both series, get the third dose, which is your booster. If you're not vaccinated, get vaccinated. "The booster is something I would highly recommend. That vaccine we know is going to ensure that there's less severe symptoms," the governor said. "The best thing that everyone can do is realize we're not defenseless against this variant at all.
Wear your mask.- Kathy Hochul December 2, 2021įor more information on the latest omicron cases in New York, click here.Īs cases of the new variant spring up, Hochul also urged residents to continue getting vaccinated and masking up. We knew this variant was coming and we have the tools to stop the spread. Let me be clear: This is not cause for alarm. New York State has confirmed five cases of the omicron variant. Meanwhile the fifth case involves another suspected traveler in the city from one of the five boroughs. Their vaccination status is also unknown. The third case is a similar situation, according to the governor. The vaccination status of the individual is unknown. The individual was asymptomatic while traveling home and after returning became symptomatic, according to Hochul.
It appears that she does have some vaccination history. The first omicron variant case in the state, according to Hochul, was found in a 67-year-old woman, who traveled from South Africa and arrived in the New York. We don't have more information at this time, but we suspect there'll be more cases emerging," she said. We just want to make sure that the public is aware of information when we receive it. You and I have been in communication already. On Thursday, Hochul, along with other officials, once again urged the public not to overreact as they continue to gather more information about the relevant New York cases as well as the variant overall. The governor has said it was only a matter of time before omicron would appear in New York. "We still don't have specific info on how the vaccines are holding up or how the boosters are holding up to this variant," Hochul said, adding: "While this may be highly transmissible, at least from the early evidence - and again, more information is still forthcoming - we want people to know that the early cases that (arose) are not life-threatening, they seem to be minor cases, and that is a source of good news for us right now." Get Tri-state area news and weather forecasts to your inbox. Kathy Hochul made the announcement in a joint press conference with Mayor Bill de Blasio Thursday afternoon. While omicron variant fears mount worldwide, no one knows yet if it's linked to more severe illness or death, or if the variant is more prone to reinfection because scientific data from U.S. confirmed that its second overall omicron variant case in a Minnesota resident who recently traveled to New York City for a two-day convention at the Javits Center in Manhattan. New York has confirmed five omicron variant cases, including in New York City - just mere hours after the U.S. Kathy Hochul on Thursday pledged Thursday not to overreact It is unclear if any of these cases are linked to the Minnesota man at this time.
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