Gov. Murphy to establish task force to help prep for arrival of Afghan refugees
The task force will be responsible for providing emergency health care service to those who need it, including coronavirus testing and vaccinations.
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Aug 28, 2021, 10:45 AM
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Updated 1,146 days ago
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Gov. Phil Murphy is establishing a task force to help coordinate efforts for the arrival of Afghan refugees.
The task force will be responsible for welcoming and providing support to those who arrive and resettle in New Jersey.
They will also be in charge of providing emergency health care service to those who need it, including coronavirus testing and vaccinations.
The American Legion has already started humanitarian efforts for refugees coming to the state.
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