Arvind Kejriwal tests negative for COVID-19

Published Date: 10-06-2020 | 4:58 am

New Delhi;  Chief Minister Delhi  Arvind Kejriwal, who developed mild fever and sore throat on Monday, has tested negative for coronavirus, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) sources said here on Tuesday.”Kejriwal has tested negative for Covid-19,”.

Kejriwal, who had opted for home isolation following symptoms, gave his sample on Tuesday morning for the COVID-19 test.The report of the corona test has come and Kejriwal is completely safe as the test came negative on Tuesday evening.

Earlier, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia had said, “Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is not feeling well. He has fever and sore throat. That is why the Chief Minister has isolated himself. He is not even attending meetings.”

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Earlier, the Chief Minister had already isolated himself from all government programmes and meetings. He did not meet any officials on Monday. The Chief Minister kept himself in isolation inside his residence.

According to Delhi government officials, on Sunday morning, the Chief Minister held a Cabinet meeting. Several ministers including Sisodia, Environment Minister Gopal Rai, and Health Minister Satyendar Jain attended the meeting. Chief Secretary Vijay Dev was also present. However, developing fever, the Chief Minister cancelled all his programmes.

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On Tuesday, the State Disaster Management also had an important meeting. The coronavirus situation in Delhi was discussed at this meeting. But the Chief Minister did not attend as a precaution. In his place, Deputy Chief Minister Sisodia attended.

Coronavirus is spreading rapidly in Delhi. By the end of July, the number of coronavirus patients in Delhi is expected to increase to 5.5 million .Sisodia said, “In such a situation, at least 80,000 beds will be required in Delhi hospitals to treat corona patients.”

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