Rep. Bill Pascrell tests positive for COVID-19
Pascrell said via Twitter that he is fully vaccinated and boosted. He attributed those factors for his mild symptoms.
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781ds agoRep. Bill Pascrell announced Thursday that he tested positive for COVID-19.
Pascrell said via Twitter that he is fully vaccinated and boosted. He attributed those factors for his mild symptoms.
"Omicron spreads like wildfire," he said.
Pascrell urged people to get their COVID-19 shots.
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