16 New Yorkers Have Died During Brutal Cold Stretch, Mayor Mamdani Says
The city recorded 16 outdoor deaths linked to hypothermia and overdoses during an 11-day stretch below freezing, with over 930 shelter placements made, officials said.
- Sixteen people have died in New York City during the brutal cold stretch, with preliminary findings indicating that hypothermia played a role in 13 of the deaths, and three deaths appearing to be overdose-related, according to Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
- The mayor urged people experiencing homelessness to go to shelters, as the city has opened new single-room shelter units and has mobile warming units across the five boroughs for those skeptical of other options.
- According to Mamdani, the city has made more than 930 placements into shelters or safe havens, and 18 New Yorkers were involuntarily transported after being determined a danger to themselves or others during this potentially record-breaking cold stretch.
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