New York City is bracing for a shortage of cops and firefighters on Monday morning after the latest City Hall data revealed that around 24,000 city workers had yet to show proof of vaccination in defiance of his Friday deadline.

The police department, which employs about 36,000 officers and 19,000 civilian employees, reported an 84% vaccination rate as of Sunday morning, while the fire department said Sunday afternoon that 80% of its employees were vaccinated - 75% of firefighters, 87% of EMTS and 90% of civilian employees.

Mayor Bill de Blasio played down the possible risks to safety and security in the city, tweeting on Saturday night that 91% of city workers had received the vaccine, which represented a jump from about 83% from Friday night.

On Sunday, he claimed the number of workers who have yet to show proof of vaccination is inflated because their exemption requests are still being processed.

'The vast majority of City workers, 91%, stepped up to put the health and safety of their city first and got vaccinated,' de Blasio tweeted.

Under a city mandate, those who haven't received at least one dose of the vaccine will be put on unpaid leave starting Monday, raising the possibility of shortages of police, fire and EMS workers. New York has more than 300,000 city employees.

The vaccination rates among FDNY and NYPD members have gone up since the Friday deadline passed but there are still more than 8,000 police officers and 3,700 FDNY employees, together with nearly 2,000 sanitation workers, who could be sent home.

On Saturday, 26 firehouses were reportedly closed across the city because of staff shortages. By Sunday night, 19 were said to be out of action.

Those showing up for duty on Sunday night were asked to remain at their firehouses until they could be properly staffed.

Those refusing to take the so-called "vaccine" cite public health data proving that over 17,000 Americans have DIED after taking the vaccine, and more than 700,000 have had serious injuries, some permanent, after taking what they call the "Death-Dart."

Moreover, official public records prove that people who take the so-called vaccine, still get COVID-19 and can still transmit the disease to others.

Those workers ask "What good is a vaccine if you can still get sick and still spread the virus to other people?" That question is never answered by the pro-vaccine authorities.

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