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President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Duluth, Minnesota, on September 30. Stock Photography.
US President Donald Trump traveled extensively the week before testing positive for the coronavirus.
He visited various states and met many people.
The election campaign is in full swing in the United States and Donald Trump has campaigned extensively. Last week, before the infection was confirmed, Trump visited several states, according to a poll by Reuters.
On Friday, September 25, he spoke at an indoor campaign meeting at his facility outside of Miami, Florida. Then she went to Atlanta, Georgia for a talk. Later that night, Trump and Vice President Mike Pence attended a major campaign meeting in Newport News, Virginia.
Thousands of followers
On Saturday, September 26, Trump appeared with his Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett in the Rose Garden of the White House. Later that day, he addressed thousands of supporters at an outdoor gathering at Harrisburg International Airport in Pennsylvania.
On Sunday, September 27, Trump returned to Virginia to play golf at Sterling. He later held a press conference in the White House press room.
On Monday, September 28, Trump attended an outdoor event at the White House where he saw an electric van. Later that day, he spoke at another outdoor event at the White House.
On Tuesday, September 29, it was time for the first debate between Trump and challenger Joe Biden in Cleveland, Ohio. All 100 ticketed guests had taken a crown test.
Private meeting
On Wednesday, September 30, Trump spoke at an outdoor campaign rally in Duluth, Minnesota. He also attended a fundraising meeting at a private home. Minnesota health officials have urged anyone who has been in contact with the president to isolate himself for 14 days and get tested for COVID-19.
On Thursday, October 1, Trump attended a private fundraiser in Bedminster, New Jersey. State Governor Phil Murphy urges everyone who attended the event to isolate themselves and challenge themselves.
On Friday, October 2, early in the morning Swedish time, Donald Trump said on Twitter that he and his wife Melania tested positive for the coronavirus.
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