Resident Commissioner Jenniffer González reported that she tested positive for COVID.
The official indicated on Facebook Live that her offices, both in Puerto Rico and Washington, will be working remotely.
This indicated that on Sunday, during the second part of the primaries, they moved to the committee of the New Progressive Party (PNP).
“Today I took the COVID test and unfortunately I tested positive. This is not something that one can control but it can prevent other people from having it,” González said in the live broadcast.
Similarly, the commissioner stated that she uses hand sanitizer frequently and washes his hands as a preventive measure. “But I think one of the most important things is social distancing. I think it was a mistake on my part to be in a closed environment like it was last Sunday, where there were a lot of people and where you can’t control who could be. infected and those not “.
Lesson for politicians
In addition, González described the situation as “a good lesson, not only for politicians but for everyone in general.”
“I think it was a mistake to be in a place with so many people, there must be social distancing,” added the resident commissioner.
She stated that she has no symptoms at the moment and that she is being quarantined. González mentioned that the test is done weekly, since he travels constantly.
Meanwhile, he asked for prayer for people who have tested positive for coronavirus and have symptoms.
“This affects everyone, reds, blues, greens, non-colors, social classes, so my recommendation is that those with whom I have been in contact should be tested,” he said.
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