Don't Care About No Social Distancing: Thousands Of New Yorkers Crowd Brooklyn Streets For Funeral Of Rabbi Who Died Of Coronavirus
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Thousands of Orthodox Jewish mourners crowded a Brooklyn street Tuesday night, flouting the city’s social distancing rules to mourn a rabbi who died of coronavirus. The mourners packed the road at Rutledge St. and Bedford Ave., surrounding NYPD vehicles trying to break up the throng. At its peak, about 2,500 attended the funeral, no one was arrested or issued summonses for violating social distancing rules
Thousands of Orthodox Jewish mourners crowded a Brooklyn street Tuesday night, flouting the city’s social distancing rules to mourn a rabbi who died of coronavirus. The mourners packed the road at Rutledge St. and Bedford Ave., surrounding NYPD vehicles trying to break up the throng. At its peak, about 2,500 attended the funeral, no one was arrested or issued summonses for violating social distancing rules
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