LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday (Apr 9) left intensive care after three days of treatment for COVID-19, his office said. ...
LONDON: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Thursday left intensive care after three days of treatment for COVID-19, his office said.
"Deaths are still rising and we haven't yet reached the peak of the virus, so it's too early to lift the measures," he said.Greater Manchester Police said on Thursday it had to break up 660 parties last weekend. Johnson was hospitalised on Sunday over concerns he still had a cough and high temperature 10 days after being diagnosed with coronavirus.He has received messages of support from around the world, with US President Donald Trump sending best wishes to his"very good friend".
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