British Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed on Sunday that his personal battle with the Covid-19 epidemic “was going to take any course” and that the doctors saved his life “without question”, in a video recorded after he left the hospital where he was treated in the intensive care department.
Johnson, the world’s highest-ranking HIV-positive political official, was discharged from hospital in London, where he had been hospitalized for a week for a newcomer to the Corona virus, whose death toll in the country had exceeded 10,000 deaths.
“We will defeat the Corona virus and defeat it together,” the 55-year-old leader said, “Although the fighting is not over, we are now making progress in this amazing national battle.”
Johnson mentioned, “In particular, two members of the nursing staff who stayed beside my bed for 48 hours at a time when things were going to turn” during his treatment at St. Thomas Hospital in London. He said he was discharged from the hospital after “a week in which the National Health Service (NHS) undoubtedly saved my life.”
He made it clear that he would continue to recover in Checkers, his residence in northwest London.
Johnson was transferred to the hospital last Sunday, and he was admitted to the intensive care unit on Monday.
Since then, Johnson is recovering in hospital, watching movies and reading according to the British press.
