On March 7, Gov. Kathy Hochul reported 34 deaths in New York from March 4 to March 6 from COVID-19. On March 6, the Greene County Public Health Department reported two more deaths, bringing the total there to 155. Hochul said, "I urge every New Yorker to remain vigilant and continue to use all available tools to keep themselves, their loved ones and their communities safe and healthy.... Stay up to date on vaccine doses and be sure to test before gatherings or travel. If you test positive, talk to your doctor about potential treatment options." Hochul's government is not doing much, though, to stop the spread of COVID-19, only boasting about, "a 12-week campaign on television, social media and streaming services to encourage New Yorkers with underlying medical conditions to recognize the importance of getting and staying up-to-date with the recommended COVID-19 bivalent booster."