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Biden’s symptoms of COVID-19 are almost gone

The President of the United States is recovering from the coronavirus and now he has “more energy” to work.

US President Joe Biden has almost completely eliminated the symptoms of the coronavirus. The Daily Mail reported this in connection with the White House Administration.

The publication wrote that the president now has “more energy” for work.

It will be remembered that earlier, the press secretary of the White House, Karine Jean-Pierre, said that the US president received a positive test result for the coronavirus, went into isolation and continues to perform duties in his residence.

Biden has been separated and continues to perform duties from his residence. He later reported feeling well and continuing to work actively.

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Source: korrespondent

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