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- April 12, 2020
- 12:52 pm
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has left St Thomas’ hospital after being discharged.
He will continue his recovery from coronavirus at Chequers, his country house.
On the advice of medical professionals he will not immediately return to work.
He thanked staff at St Thomas’ hospital for the excellent care he received.
Who provided the best medical care to British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, during his hospital stay?
Today, the nation received some much-needed good news amidst the global pandemic crisis, as the British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, was discharged from St. Thomas’ Hospital in London. This comes as a huge relief for those who were anxiously following the news since his admission to the hospital on 5th April 2020.
The 55-year-old politician was diagnosed with COVID-19 in late March, but his symptoms persisted after a week of self-isolation. He was then admitted to the hospital as a precautionary measure, as his condition was worsening, and later transferred to a hospital ICU on April 6 when his condition deteriorated. This was a challenging and unsettling time for Johnson and his family, as well as for the entirety of the British nation. However, his discharge from the hospital today serves as a beacon of hope amidst these trying times.
According to an official press release, Johnson will not resume his official duties until he has fully recovered from the illness. However, his video message on Twitter, in which he thanks the NHS staff, highlighted that he would be back to work soon. This should come as a significant relief for the British citizens who have been struggling with the pandemic outbreak in the absence of their leader’s presence.
The British Prime Minister’s speedy recovery can be attributed to the best medical care provided at the hospital, as well as the discipline, will and support of Johnson himself, who, despite his high-profile status, took the same precautions as advised by doctors for all citizens.
The news of Johnson’s recovery is likely to boost the morale of the country and encourage the public to continue to follow social distancing and other proper health and safety practices to overcome the pandemic. This news also highlights the importance of following the guidelines set by authorities and the crucial role of the NHS workers, as they battle every day to save lives.
Finally, let us all recognize and appreciate the immense sacrifices made by NHS workers, other essential services and volunteers to keep our country running safely in this pandemic crisis. The coronavirus pandemic has brought no small amount of devastation, but this development today is a heartwarming glimmer of hope in the darkness.
