He took a car ride ... and his health continues to improve
Trump works from the hospital and writes 20 tweets in 3 hours
Trump waves from the car outside the hospital.
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During his stay at the Walter Reed Military Hospital near Washington, where he was being treated for infection with the new Corona virus, US President Donald Trump was keen to resume his work, as he received phone calls and wrote 20 tweets on Twitter within about three hours only, yesterday, Most of them are for the presidential elections scheduled for next November.
He posted two videos, in which he said: “It's a very interesting trip.
I learned a lot about COVID-19. ”
Despite his illness, Trump went on a car ride to everyone's surprise, and Trump (74 years) appeared wearing a muzzle and waving his hand to his supporters from the back seat of a black vehicle amid a motorcade in front of the Walter Reed Medical Center, and the president's supporters waved his election campaign flags chanting. America .. America ».
According to «Reuters», this initiative surprised some and raised strong criticism, especially given the risks to which the agents of the secret services accompanying him are exposed.
Trump's medical team said that his condition has improved and that they are preparing for his return to the White House, and there he can continue to take intravenous remdesivir injections.
In the same context, White House chief of staff Mark Meadows affirmed that "Trump continues to improve."
Trump spent most of this year underestimating the threat of the Covid-19 epidemic, which infected nearly 7.4 million Americans, killed more than 209,000, and severely damaged the US economy.
A source familiar with the matter said that the tests confirmed that two White House employees had been infected with "Covid-19" a few weeks ago, and that the tests showed that President Trump's bodyguard, Nicholas Luna, was infected with the disease.
Doctors: Trump will continue treatment with remdesivir inside the White House.
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