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New York State Landmarks Lit in Red in Recognition of World AIDS Day – Photo Gallery

New York State Landmarks Lit in Red in Recognition of World AIDS Day – Photo Gallery

In recognition of World AIDS Day, NY Governor Andrew Cuomo directed state landmarks to be lit red throughout the evening of Tuesday, December 1.

Photos provided by the Office of the Governor of the State of New York can be found near the bottom of this page.

Such site include:

  • 1WTC;
  • The Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge;
  • The Kosciuszko Bridge;
  • The H. Carl McCall SUNY Building;
  • The State Education Building;
  • The Alfred E. Smith State Office Building;
  • The New York State Fairgrounds – Main Gate & Expo Center;
  • Niagara Falls;
  • The Franklin D. Roosevelt Mid-Hudson Bridge;
  • Grand Central Terminal – Pershing Square Viaduct;
  • The Albany International Airport Gateway; and
  • The Lake Placid Olympic Jumping Complex

Governor Cuomo: “Today is World AIDS Day and we remain focused on ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic in New York State. 2019 Data shows that HIV incidence and diagnoses have fallen to record lows in New York. In fact, HIV incidence has declined each year since we started the End the Epidemic campaign and has declined by a total of 38 percent over that timeframe. As we move forward, will continue to support the lifesaving work of HIV/AIDS service providers.”

The following description applies to all of the photos seen below.

December 1, 2020 – Albany, NY – On World AIDS Day, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that based on the most recent data from 2019, New York State has “bent the curve” on the HIV epidemic, a primary goal of the Ending the Epidemic initiative. According to the new data, the estimated number of new infections, or HIV incidences that occurred statewide in 2019, fell to an all-time low of 1,700 cases. HIV incidence has declined each year since the start of ETE, with a 38 percent decrease over that time frame. New confirmed HIV diagnoses in 2019 also reached an all-time low of 2,377 — a four percent drop from 2018 and a 31 percent drop since the start of ETE. In recognition of World AIDS Day, Governor Cuomo has also directed state landmarks to be lit red throughout the evening. (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo)

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