Cuomo deposit at the NYC Senior Center Visit, in which the demonstrators hoped to attack ex-GOV

The mayor of Hoffnigur Andrew Cuomo was killed on Friday during a planned visit to a Queens Senior Center when dozens of raging demonstrators confront the ex-GOV about his botched handling of the nursing homes during the pandemic.

About 25 demonstrators marched over an hour before the Peter Cardella Senior Center in Ridgewood when they were eagerly waiting to put Cuomo on the controversial guideline of his government in order to lead infected COVID 19 patients into nursing homes to thousands of deaths.

“I'm still trying to process and deal with how I can prevent this [a pandemic] I am quite dismayed that Andrew Cuomo will have the bile for the mayor, ”Dr. Damien Archbold, anesthetist at the Elmhurst Hospital, told the post office.

“I have this moral outrage that Cuomo runs for the Mayor of New York City after selling out the city.”

Cuomo should first reach the Senior Citizens Center on the campaign path – and prompted the group to rush to the building.

“I like what you do, where can I get a sign?” Asked a woman before he came to her ranks.

On the other side of the street, a neighbor shouted: “Keep your signs up so that I can take a photo. F – K this guy!”

The campaign claims that the former governor who had resigned in a series of scandals has no plans to appear with the event that was canceled days ago.

“We were never confirmed for this senior center and it was our understanding that they knew this from last Wednesday, but we look forward to visiting it because Andrew Cuomo continues to meet voters and discuss his vision for a safer and affordable New York New York,” said the spokesman for campaign spokesman Rich Azzopardi.

However, two workers in the senior center informed the Swiss Post that the campaign pulled the plug on Friday morning.

The center is not a nursing home – seniors visit the building to make contacts, but live or sleep in the building.

However, the demonstrators considered the visit of Cuomo to an older facility as incorrect after his fatal covid 19 guidelines at the peak of the pandemic through nursing homes-a responsibility that he continuously rejected.

Daniel Arbeeny, who took part in the rally with We Care Memorial Wall, a group that “reveals Cuomo's fighter care,” he said, in memory of the relatives that he had lost during the pandemic.

The Arbeeny family lost four members in a single week, including his beloved father.

In a tweet, another group of activists, VoiceSforseniors, simply said: “Coward cannot put us against us!”

“We want the truth. We want people to know what happened and we want to answer,” said Arbeeny.

The team of the Republican mayor candidate, Curtis Sliwa's team, also showed himself when he heard of the demonstration. His campaign consultant Sharon Liao told the post: “Cuomo made a very wrong decision during the pandemic to send the patients of Covid-19 to send the nursing homes.

“I don't care about sexual harassment, this is a real life. This is a more serious affair, we take care of life,” she continued.

When asked what she would say Cuomo if he was here today, Liao said: “Please stop ruining our city. If he ruined the state of New York when he was the governor, imagine in New York City, which is much more complicated.”

Cuomo has accused the fault of the 15,000 people who died in nursing homes throughout the state during pandemic, which many attributed to the decision of the governor at the time to bring infected patients into the facilities.

In March Cuomo offered a half -hearted apology when he was asked whether he had family members of those who apologized and said instead: “I'm sorry what they had to go through.”

Despite the criticism of his decisions on nursing homes, Cuomo is currently leading the surveys for democratic nomination for the mayor next month about second place, the competition Zohran Mamdani.