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At least three people who attended Donald Trump’s election vigil at the White House have tested positive for COVID-19.
He reports, among others, to the New York Times and the Reuters and AP news agencies.
After the deal, it emerged that Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows, Housing and Urban Development Minister Ben Carson and adviser David Bossie tested positive.
The AP writes that Trump’s election vigil on Nov. 3 is considered a possible mass infection event, as few bandages used and social distance was not maintained.
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More than one hundred people gathered in the East Room of the White House to follow the elections.
As is well known, the election result was long overdue, and it was not until three days after Joe Biden was declared the winner of the election. It is true that Trump has not acknowledged the electoral defeat, but he has made several allegations of electoral fraud. He has also said the election “is far from over,” and the Trump campaign has filed a series of lawsuits against the vote count in several states.
The AP news agency writes that several of the participants in the electoral vigil have been informed about the cases of contagion through the media, and that the White House does not want to date who else could have tested positive.
Not the first outbreak in the White House
If the White House faces an outbreak, it is not the first time this year.
In connection with the ceremony at the White House where newly appointed Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett was nominated, at least 16 people were infected.
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Donald Trump himself tested positive for the coronavirus days after the event in Rosehagen, and then 27 people associated with Trump and the White House have been infected. Here you can get an overview of the outbreak at the White House in October.
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Registration medium
In the last week, the United States broke new records, lousy records with more than 100,000 new cases of infection daily. The country has also exceeded 10 million cases of infection.
On Monday, Joe Biden addressed the American people and urged everyone to wear face masks.
“It is not a political position, it saves lives,” he said.
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According to VG’s summary, more than 238,000 people have lost their lives to the coronavirus in the US.
– We are still facing a dark winter and much work remains to be done before a vaccine is ready. We are now in the worst wave with more than 120,000 cases several days in a row. The death toll, the number of hospitalizations and the number of infections are increasing. We risk losing 200,000 lives before a vaccine is ready, he said.
Earlier Monday, the pharmaceutical company Pfizer and the biotech company BioNTech released a report that they believe their vaccine candidate is more than 90 percent effective against coronavirus.