Camala Harris Confirmed that she might Test Positive for Covid-19




Kamala Harris has finally confirmed the rumour about the possibility of her testing positive for COVID-19 soon. Therefore, she has embarked of a self quarantine.

In different twits, Harris who boaded a same flight with crews who later tested positive for Covid-19 remarked thus,

"Both the crew member and the staff member were wearing N95 masks at all points they were near me, and our doctors believe that we were not exposed under CDC guidelines. Out of an abundance of caution, I will cancel travel through Sunday and continue to campaign virtually."

Confirming the rumour, Kamala said,

"Late last night, I learned a non-staff flight crew member & a member of my team tested positive for COVID. I wasn’t in close contact—as defined by the CDC—with either during the 2 days prior to their positive tests. I've had 2 negative tests this week & am not showing symptoms.

I will be transparent with you about any test results that I do receive. In the meantime, remember: wear a mask, practice social distancing, and wash your hands regularly. It is possible to stop the spread."


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