NYC Mayor Adams Undergoes Medical Tests, Limits Public Schedule
New York City Mayor Eric Adams will be limiting his public appearances this week due to upcoming "routine" medical tests. His spokesperson, Fabien Levy, announced this on social media, stating that the Mayor hasn't been feeling his best recently.
<img src="https://i.abcnewsfe.com/a/242921fa-49e2-4186-b388-bde48673f521/adams-embed_1737961311749_hpEmbed_3x2.jpg" alt="Mayor Eric Adams">Levy emphasized the need for privacy regarding the Mayor's health, assuring New Yorkers that city services will continue uninterrupted. The Mayor's office will provide updates if his health prevents him from fulfilling his duties.
Adams' Legal Battle Continues
This health update comes as Adams, 64, prepares for his upcoming trial in April on federal corruption charges. He was indicted last September on five counts, including wire fraud and bribery, and has pleaded not guilty.
<img src="https://i.abcnewsfe.com/a/8c612b5f-6b12-4aeb-a7b3-7e4b574c98b2/adams-main_1737960648150_hpMain.jpg" alt="Mayor Eric Adams">Despite these legal and health challenges, Adams recently met with President-elect Donald Trump, stating that their conversation focused on New York's needs and federal assistance, not his legal case.
The city's operations will continue as usual, with over 300,000 city employees committed to serving New Yorkers.
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