An Act to establish a COVID-19 Remembrance Day
This bill proposes establishing March 10 as an annual COVID-19 Remembrance Day in Massachusetts to honor those affected by the virus. The legislation requires the governor to issue a yearly proclamation recognizing victims, healthcare workers, and researchers while encouraging the public to observe the day appropriately. It aims to acknowledge the impact of the pandemic on older adults and people with disabilities and to promote reflection on public health preparedness.
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Pat Jehlen
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Becca Rausch
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Jamie Eldridge
DDemocratic
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