UK’s Johnson discharged from hospital

“We will defeat this coronavirus and defeat it together," Boris Johnson vowed, thanking medics he said saved his life “no question.”
“We will defeat this coronavirus and defeat it together," Boris Johnson vowed, thanking medics he said saved his life “no question.”

LONDON – Virus-stricken British Prime Minister Boris Johnson thanked medics for saving his life after leaving hospital on Easter Sunday, as hundreds of millions of Christians observed the holiday under lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Johnson, the highest-profile leader to contract the virus characterised by high fevers and coughing, voiced confidence that Britain would beat the pandemic in a candid video message after he was discharged from a state-run National Health Service hospital.

“I hope they won’t mind if I mention in particular two nurses who stood by my bedside for 48 hours when things could have gone either way,” said 55-year-old Johnson, who was admitted on April 5 to a London hospital where he spent three days in intensive care. (AFP)

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