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Russian President Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, who was diagnosed with COVID-19, believes the disease was “caught in time” when it started “breaking down.”
According to the press secretary of the Russian president, Dmitry Peskov, he had no other choice whether to go to the hospital or not, because bilateral pneumonia developed against the background of coronavirus infection. He told Kommersant publication about this.
Her test showed a positive result on May 1, and the temperature rose above 37ºC the next day.
“And it broke. And Tanya (Peskov’s wife Tatyana Navka. – “GORDON”) started to break, its temperature was higher. For two or three days we stayed at home. Good 37.4 ºС in the afternoon … Well, 37.8 ºС At night… And when they realized that the process was going uphill, so to speak, with the temperature, with the rupture, we went to the hospital. And it’s good that we went, because they did CT… Overall, they were on time, “said the speaker.
According to him, the infection became very offensive, because it seemed to him that he took all the precautions for a month and a half, reduced the contacts and took with him a virus blocker.
“This virus is thirsty for blood,” added Peskov.
On May 12, it was announced that a spokesperson for the President of the Russian Federation was hospitalized with a diagnosis of coronavirus infection.
In an interview with Daily Storm Navka stated that she and her husband were hospitalized so as not to “infect the rest of the family”. According to Navka, Peskov was the first to become infected. “It is most likely his, since he was the first to get sick. He brought it from work,” he suggested.
Peskov became the fourth senior Russian official to become infected with the coronavirus. Before this, COVID-19 was confirmed by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, Minister of Culture Olga Lyubimova, and Minister of Construction and Housing and Public Services Vladimir Yakushev.
As of May 13, Russia ranks second in the world after the United States in the number of confirmed cases of coronavirus infection: more than 242,000 people became ill in the country.
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