Hundreds expected to take 615,000 steps in Brooklyn to honor victims of the coronavirus
Hundreds of COVID survivors will be taking part in a nationwide day of awareness and action against the coronavirus in Brooklyn.
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Aug 7, 2021, 11:42 AM
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45m agoHundreds of COVID survivors will be taking part
in a nationwide day of awareness and action against the coronavirus in
Brooklyn.
Survivors, long haulers and families of those who died will be marching across
the Brooklyn Bridge Saturday to honor all those who fought and are still
fighting the virus.
Those who come out will be taking 615,000 steps to remember everyone who died
of the coronavirus.
The march kicks off at Cadamn Plaza at 11 a.m.
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