City
Epaper

Armenian Prime Minister recovers from coronavirus

By ANI | Updated: June 8, 2020 19:00 IST

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has recovered from coronavirus, a week after testing positive for the infection.

Open in App

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has recovered from coronavirus, a week after testing positive for the infection.

Pashinyan on June 1 said that he and his family members have been tested for COVID-19.

The Armenian leader, in a Facebook post, said he and his family members' test results have come negative.

"We have just received the results of repeated tests on members of my family. The results of all of our tests were negative. They were also negative yesterday," Sputnik quoted the prime minister as saying.

"Of course, the timing and the circumstances of how we became infected must be reviewed. But at the moment, it is important that we are all healthy and we now have immunity," he said.

As of Monday morning, 13,325 people in Armenia have tested positive for coronavirus, resulting in the deaths of 211 people.

A state of emergency, which was declared due to the COVID-19 outbreak, is in force in the country until June 13.

( With inputs from ANI )

Tags: FacebookNikol Pashinyan
Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalUK Watchdogs Urge Social Media Giants To Stop Children Accessing Platforms

MumbaiMumbai Cyber Fraud: Elderly Woman Duped of Rs 50.80 Lakh in Online Scam

MumbaiMumbai: Elderly Woman Duped by Fake Astrologer via Social Media, Case Registered at Byculla

MumbaiMaharashtra Cyber Steps Up Social Media Monitoring Ahead of Municipal Elections

TechnologyWhy Australia Is Banning Children Under 16 From Social Media? Here’s the Reason

International Realted Stories

InternationalHouthi rebels claim missile, drone strikes on Israel's Ben Gurion Airport, key military facilities

InternationalIraq to face no transit curbs in Strait of Hormuz, says Iran

InternationalSevere rain, hailstorms ravage mature wheat crops in Pakistan's Punjab

InternationalUS Senator Lindsey Graham backs Trump's 48-hour ultimatum to Iran, warns of "overwhelming military force"

InternationalNetanyahu vows to continue strikes on Iran after claiming 70% of its steel industry destroyed