Wilson Witzel está infectado com o covid-19

Wilson Witzel Is Infected With Covid-19

Written by Paulo Nogueira Published on 14/04/2020 at 16:37

Governor Wilson Witzel tested positive for Covid-19. The announcement was made by the governor on Tuesday (14) through a social network. “I want to inform everyone that since Friday I have not been feeling well and asked for the Covid test to be done, and today the result came back positive. I had a fever, sore throat, loss of smell, and thank God I am feeling well and will continue working here from the Palácio Laranjeiras while maintaining the restrictions and medical recommendations. And I am sure that I will overcome this difficulty as well. I will keep working. I ask once again for everyone to stay home. Because the disease does not choose anyone, and the contagion is fast.

Source: Official Governor’s Page

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