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Will there be a post-holiday surge? How are children faring against COVID-19? Top S.I. doctors weigh in Updated Apr 07, 2021; Posted Apr 07, 2021 A composite of Staten Island students and schools during coronavirus pandemic. (Staten Island Advance file photos) SIA Facebook Share STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. The coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak is entering a precarious point in the road to normalcy, and Staten Island doctors are expressing concern mixed with cautious optimism as New York City loosens restrictions while ramping up vaccination efforts. “I’m a little bit concerned about us seeing the effects of Passover and Easter over the next two weeks,” said Dr. Theodore Maniatis, medical director of Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH). “It’s kind of a balance between how many people gathered inside without masks, and how many people are going outside and therefore getting out of the in-house environments.”

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