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Trump extends best wishes to Johnson; says will recover from coronavirus

Johnson was admitted to a hospital on Sunday as a precautionary step and for some tests as he continues to have persistent symptoms of coronavirus.

Trump shakes up press team as White House deals with virus The president said all the Americans prayed for Johnson’s good health.(The New York Times/Representational)

US President Donald Trump has extended his well wishes to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, who was admitted to a hospital for further coronavirus tests after testing positive last month.

Johnson was admitted to a hospital on Sunday as a precautionary step and for some tests as he continues to have persistent symptoms of coronavirus.

Read| UK PM Johnson hospitalised for tests after persistent coronavirus symptoms

“I want to express our nation’s well wishes to Prime Minister Johnson as he wages his own personal fight with the virus,Trump told reporters during a press briefing at the White House on Sunday.

He said all the Americans prayed for Johnson’s good health.

He is a friend of mine, he is a great gentleman and a great leader. He is as you know he was brought to the hospital today but I’m hopeful and day sure that he’s going to be fine. He’s strong man, strong person, Trump said.

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