Three US officials to fight Corona in quarantine

Three officials from the White House team are battling Covid-19, including epidemiologist Anthony Fauchi, over the quarantine due to possible exposure to the emerging coronavirus, US media reported Saturday.

The media initially said that Robert Redfield, director of the Center for Infectious Disease Prevention (CDC), and Anthony Fuchi, an epidemiologist who works as a White House counselor, had been quarantined after contacting people with HIV.

The third official is Stephen Han, who heads the US Food and Drug Administration. USA, the authority in charge of supervising food and medicine.

This information comes in the wake of the announcement that Katie Miller, a spokeswoman for United States Vice President Mike Pence, has undergone a new HIV test.

And recorded in the United States on Saturday night, 1,568 deaths from the new Corona virus in 24 hours, bringing the total number of pandemic deaths in the country to 78,746, according to the Johns Hopkins University Census.

According to the university, based in Baltimore (East), it has registered one million and 309 thousand 164 confirmed cases of the virus in the United States.

New York State Governor Andrew Como announced on Twitter on Saturday the death of “three New York boys” at an unspecified date, with an inflammatory disease whose symptoms are close to “Kawasaki disease”, most likely related to Covid-19. The day before, the first child had died of this disease.

“Although this is rare, we urge parents to be vigilant,” wrote the governor.