UN General Assembly bringing gridlock, heavy security to NYC
With tensions between City Hall and Israel high, the UN General Assembly will mean heavy security and traffic nightmares for the Big Apple.
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City officials are urging New Yorkers to use mass transit to travel the city as increased security and traffic are expected during the United Nations’ 81st General Assembly (UNGA) next week, which hosts global leaders from 193 member states to address world issues. High-level general debates begin on Tuesday, Sept 22, and will continue through...
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