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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was released from a London hospital where he was treated in intensive care for the new coronavirus.
Johnson’s office said he left St Thomas Hospital on Sunday (local time) and will continue his recovery at Checkers, the prime minister’s country house.
Johnson has been in the hospital for a week and spent three nights in the ICU.
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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was the first major world leader to hire Covid-19.
Previously, he said that he owes his life to the personnel of the National Health Service who treated him for COVID-19.
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Johnson made his first public statement since he was removed from intensive care at St. Thomas Hospital in London, saying “I can’t thank you enough. I owe you my life.”
Johnson, 55, was diagnosed with COVID-19 more than two weeks ago, becoming the first confirmed world leader to have the disease.
At first, her coronavirus symptoms were said to be mild, including cough and fever.
He was admitted to St Thomas Hospital last Sunday after his condition worsened and was transferred to the intensive care unit the following day, where he received oxygen but was not put on a respirator.
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