New Jersey Mandates COVID-19 Vaccination or Testing for Workers in Health Care and High-Risk Settings

New Jersey Mandates COVID-19 Vaccination or Testing for Workers in Health Care and High-Risk Settings
New Jersey Army National Guard combat medics enter the New Jersey Veterans Home at Paramus, N.J., April 9, 2020. New Jersey National Guard/Mark C. Olsen
Ella Kietlinska
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced on Monday that all workers in certain state-owned and private health care facilities, or high-risk congregate settings would be required to get fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. Those workers who aren’t fully vaccinated can continue to work with regular COVID-19 testing.
When justifying the mandate, Murphy, a Democrat, said in a statement that “some of our most vulnerable populations remain at risk of serious illness or death from COVID-19 primarily due to exposure to unvaccinated individuals.”
Ella Kietlinska
Ella Kietlinska
Reporter
Ella Kietlinska is an Epoch Times reporter covering U.S. and world politics.
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