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Prime Minister: Boris Johnson. Photo: Pippa Fowles, 10 Downing Street
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 55, is out of hospital but will not return to work immediately, after a week describing himself fighting for life.
At four o’clock on Sunday, he even posted a video on Twitter.
– I want to thank the NHS (National Health Service) after a week, where they have undoubtedly saved my life. It could have gone in any direction. It’s hard to find the words to express my debt, I will be grateful for the rest of my life, Johnson says in the video, praising the hospital staff and especially thanking two of the nurses at St. Thomas Hospital in London.
The 55-year-old man has returned to the Checkers’ camp, where he will continue rehabilitation after illness.
Johnson’s fiancé has also spoken to Reuters.
“There were times during the past week that it seemed very dark,” Prime Minister’s fiancé Carrie Symonds said, according to Reuters.
It was in late March that Johnson tested positive for the coronavirus.
The prime minister was admitted to St. Thomas Hospital in London on Sunday a week ago, ten days after he was diagnosed with the virus.
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On Monday, the condition worsened and he was transferred to the intensive care unit where he remained in bed until Wednesday, when he was so well that he was transferred to a regular bed position.
Johnson has been receiving oxygen therapy while in intensive care, but has not been connected to a respirator, according to his spokesman. Johnson has been improving in the past few days before being printed on Easter Sunday.
– I owe you my life, Boris Johnson should have told his friends according to Sky News, and also to have said that the doctors and nurses gave him “exemplary” treatment.
CAUTION: Armed police outside Checkers, which is the Prime Minister’s country house.
On Friday, Johnson’s father Stanley Johnson told the BBC that the son should take the time to help, and he doubts he can get past this and return directly to Downing Street to continue where he left off without wasting time. again.
On Saturday, Sky News reported that a record 823 people had died as a result of the crown in the past 24 hours. On Sunday, the number of deaths from the corona virus increased by more than 10,000, according to Sky News.
In the video he posted on Sunday, Johnson also thanked the British people for respecting the rules of social distance.
