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In a black suit and a muzzle, Donald Trump left the White House for a hospital in Washington, to receive treatment for Corona and begin his presidential and electoral work from the presidential offices of the hospital.
WashingtonUS President Donald Trump left the White House on Friday night, without any assistance, and was seen wearing a muzzle as he made his way to the helicopter that took him to a hospital in the Washington suburb to receive treatment after it was confirmed he had Covid-19.
President Trump walks the South Lawn of the White House on Friday before boarding Marine One to take it to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center for treatment for COVID-19.
Trump, who was wearing a black uniform, passed reporters waiting to leave the White House, without answering questions, and climbed aboard the presidential “Marine One” helicopter. Soon after, the helicopter departed for Walter Reed Military Hospital, where the president has a secure private medical room.
“As a precautionary measure, on the recommendation of his doctor and medical experts, President Trump will operate from the presidential offices of Walter Reed for the next few days,” said White House spokeswoman Kylie McCannani.
American television channels broadcast images of the helicopter waiting for Trump in front of the White House, where he had been in quarantine since Friday night. He was transferred to the Bethesda Military Hospital in Maryland, which borders the federal capital.
President Trump leaves Marine One at Walter Reed Medical Center in Bethesda
On Friday, the White House doctor announced that the US President is receiving experimental treatment for Covid-19, which is an artificial antibody, indicating that he is “in a good mood” despite feeling tired.
President Trump salutes after arriving at Walter Reed Medical Center
Trump’s infection with Covid-19 comes a month before the presidential election, as he seeks to win a second term in four years against Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
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