Man too sick to leave home for COVID-19 vaccine gets shot after being featured on News 12
An update to a story earlier in the week about New Jersey having no current systems in place to inoculate patients who are too sick to leave their homes – the man featured received his vaccine.
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Feb 11, 2021, 10:54 AM
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319ds agoAn update to a story earlier in the week about
New Jersey having no current systems in place to inoculate patients who are too
sick to leave their homes – the man
featured received his vaccine.
News
12 introduced John Bottone, 24,
earlier this week, and we are happy to report he was able to get his first shot
at home.
Paul Voitek
administered the vaccine. He works at the ShopRite in Byram.
News
12 is told he saw our story
Wednesday night and asked his bosses if he could make a house call.
Bottone’s family is grateful for
Voitek’s willingness to go above and
beyond.
