H/T Drudge but it's NBC reporting:
People seen CLIMBING OVER EACH OTHER for tests...
New testing sites are popping up this week in city subway stations as the rush to test continues. It also comes as vaccine mandates expand to some of the strictest in the entire country, now aimed at private employers. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo and Jessica Cunnington report.
While the true number of COVID-positive New Yorkers on any given day is unclear for a number of reasons, omicron has clearly asserted itself as the most infectious variant to date. Testing demand has grown so intense people are literally climbing over one another, hands outstretched, in a bid to land free at-home kits.
People form a large crowd on Christmas Eve in Brooklyn as they try to get COVID-19 testing kits from city workers.
Hochul on Monday repeated the same mantra she has in every COVID briefing she has done over the last month as numbers have spiked, saying, "This is not March of 2020. We have tools at our disposal. The question is how we're deploying them."
New York, like many states, has seen hours-long lines for COVID testing amid soaring national demand. Hochul says the state sent 600,000 tests to New York City at the end of last week and is working to bring more direct resources. She said Monday the state had ordered 37 million testing kits and was awaiting full delivery.
Up to 3.5 million COVID tests due to arrive in the state have been pre-allocated to schools, 2 million of them to New York City, the nation's largest public district.
And to give credit where due, there are many more examples of people forming organized long waiting lines for covid testing:
Georgia Coronavirus Testing
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