Grand Central Terminal in the middle of the pandemic. All non-essential areas have been closed off, such as the retail stores and dining area. Ticket booths are also clsoed off, and tickets must be purchased either through the app or vending machines.
Monday, May 11, 2020
Monday, May 4, 2020
Cunningham Park during Coronavirus
Thankfully the number of daily 911 calls has dropped and daily patients arriving to hospitals is also on the decline. However, warm weather is making it very tempting for people to leave the house and head to the parks, especially this past weekend. Little Bay Park was so full the main parking lot (by Fort Totten) was closed off by police, while the second parking lot under Throgs Neck Bridge was overflowing.
Cunningham Park was more manageable. While there were still a lot of people, it was easier to keep distance from other people except for certain walkways, particularly leading to and from the parking lot.
NYPD and NYC Park Rangers were also handing out free face masks to people in various parks around Queens, including here (though this park wasn't listed on the website).
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