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.
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Mar 1, 2022, 7:53 PM
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Updated 1,110 days ago
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18h 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.
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