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President Trump sat in his car, waving his hand across the door to greet the crowd of supporters gathered outside the hospital where he treated Covid-19.
The trip came just minutes after President Donald Trump said he had a “surprise” for his fans and seemed to show that his health was completely fine and that he “kept getting better.” like the information the doctors gave earlier.
President Trump was in the car greeting supporters outside the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on October 4. Image: AFP.
Trump was seen wearing a dark mask and waving to his supporters as the car carrying him passed through the crowd, before returning to the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, where the president was being treated. COVID-19.
“We are going to give a little surprise to the wonderful patriots gathered in the streets,” Trump tweeted before the trip. “I will have a surprise visit.”
He also added that he “learned a lot” about Covid-19 while battling the disease. “This is the real school … I learned, I understood the lesson and it was very interesting,” Trump said.
However, the White House chief’s decision to leave the hospital while still infected with the virus was immediately criticized by the medical community.
“The degree of irresponsibility is staggering,” said James Phillips, dean of the department of disaster medicine at George Washington University. Because the car carrying President Trump was bulletproof and sealed against chemical attack, he said, it was practically an enclosed space. The risk of Covid-19 transmission in such a space is very high.
“I am concerned that the Secret Service has been forced to participate,” he said, calling the visit to the vehicle “completely unnecessary.”
The convoy accompanied President Trump during a surprise visit for supporters outside the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Maryland on October 4. Video: Independent.
Doctors said on the same day that President Trump’s health “continued to improve.” He has received a second dose of Remdesivir and the President’s oxygen level now reaches 98%.
“Our plan today is to get the president to eat as much as possible, get him out of bed,” Dr. Brian Garibaldi told outside reporters Walter Reed. “If he continues to show up and feel as good as he is today, we expect the president to be dismissed tomorrow (October 5), back in the White House, where he, too, will continue his course of treatment.”
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