New York (AP) – New York Governor Katie Hochul tested positive on COVID -19 on Sunday. He seems to be isolated And work remotely this week.
“Fortunately, I was vaccinated and raised and asymptomatic,” Hochul, 63, wrote on Twitter. Note to all New Yorkers: get vaccinated and get fit, get tested and stay home if you feel unwell ”.
The other day, the Democratic governor posted a photo from the Olana State Historic Site near Hudson, New York, in which he thanked the park’s volunteers.
Hochuli is the 18th U.S. governor to test positive for COVID-19, according to the Associated Press. In recent months, several U.S. governors have tested positive, including Ned Lamont of Connecticut and Janet Mills of Maine. Positive test in April. New York Mayor Eric Adams Test positive April 10, 100 days in office.
A positive review in Hochuli is among a growing number of cases in New York. For weeks, most of New York State was in the high-alert orange zone, cited by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, showing serious public outcry.
New York last week crossed the city’s threshold for “medium risk”, indicating the expansion of a sub-variant known as BA.2, which covers the northern part of the state.
Source: Huffpost
