New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a vaccination order to quash a measles outbreak in Brooklyn — creating a direct culture clash with the city’s ultra-Orthodox Jewish community.
More than 250 cases have been reported, and disease detectives for the city have been deployed to two communities to try to stop its spread. Post health reporterMore on this topic:White House, military out of lockstep when it comes to climate change The White House is calling into question the scientific consensus that the continued burning of fossil fuels is harming the planet. The military has taken a different tone however, and leaders say climate change a significant security threat.
The rest of the federal government has not offered its support to the administration in its efforts to contradict climate change. Post senior national affairs correspondent explains that the Pentagon is one of several parts of the executive branch to continue work acknowledging the reality of climate change.
The chances of vaccine negatively affecting child much lower than possibility unvac’d chid giving/threatening too-young-to-vaccinate child with death.
There is no real reason the community in New York is avoiding vaccination, they just are.
If they do not like living in the 21 century where science is accepted and vaccinations work they should get rid of their cell phones, cars and home assistants to work electric during Sabbath