PM Modi wishes Biden ‘quick recovery’ from Covid; US prez gives health update
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday down to Twitter to pray for US President Joe Biden “Quick Recovery” after he was diagnosed with Covid-19. Modi extended her best hope on India’s day to get her first -term female president after Droupadi Murmu registered the victory of a landslide over Yashwant Sinha.
My best hope for Joe Biden for a quick recovery from Covid-19, and pray for his good health, “Modi tweet.
A few minutes after the PM message, Biden himself gave an update about his health on a micro site, saying he was “doing great” and “stay busy”.
Friends, I’m fine. Thank you for your concern. Just called Senator Casey, a member of the Cartwright Congress, and the Mayor of CGGnetti (and my Scranton cousin!) To send my regret for missing our event today. Stay busy! “Tweet US President is read.
News about biden infected infection came earlier that day, with the Press Secretary of the White House Karine Jean-Pierre telling in a statement that he experienced “very mild symptoms”.
The 79-year-old player, who is the 46th president of the state, is fully vaccinated against the virus and is twice upgraded, added Jean-Pierre.
The statement further stated that Biden would “isolate in the White House while continuing to carry out all his tasks completely”.
Jean-Pierre said the last Biden had tested negatively on Tuesday, and he would remain isolated until he tested negatively again.
“He has been in contact with the White House staff member by telephone this morning, and will participate in the planned meeting at the White House this morning by telephone and enlarged from the residence,” the statement said.
The White House also released a letter from doctor Biden Dr. Kevin O’Connor who said the US president had a nose and “fatigue, with a dry cough occasionally, which began last night.”
Meanwhile, First Lady Jill Biden spoke with reporters after arriving at a school at Detroit before today. “He’s fine,” he said. “He feels good.”
Biden returned from the trip to West Asia last week and then traveled to Massachusetts on Wednesday.
