Senator from Morena, Nestora Salgado sick of Covid-19 and his health status is reported as delicate, informed the coordinator of the parliamentary group, Ricardo Monreal Ávila.
Nestora Salgado did not attend the extraordinary session of the Senate this Monday and she was reported ill.
This morning, Senator Monreal Ávila confirmed that the Guerrero woman is in a delicate state of health.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused pain, brokenness, and concern.
I inform you that in recent days Senator Nestora Salgado, from Guerrero, tested positive for this disease. You already receive care and we are pending your health and recovery. Our prayers are with her— Ricardo Monreal A. (@RicardoMonrealA) June 30, 2020
On her Twitter account, Senator Salgado’s last message was uploaded on June 26.
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Before the Senator from Morena, the PRI coordinator, Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong, tested positive for a coronavirus test and remained in asymptomatic quarantine.
The morenista had been absent from the senatorial headquarters of Paseo de la Reforma, which reopened this Monday to carry out an extraordinary session, under contagion preventive security measures.
In a message on his social network, Senator Monreal expressed that “we are awaiting her health and recovery; our prayers are with her.”
Before noon, Senator Salgado wrote on Twitter: “My state of health is delicate, but stable.”
He also thanked Monreal Ávila for showing his support and solidarity, “for being aware of my health, as well as my countrymen and countrymen, and my colleagues and fellow legislators.”
He noted that “the health authorities were informed of my contacts to establish epidemiological surveillance.”
I want to report that I was positive to # COVID19. At the moment I am receiving specialized medical attention, my health is delicate, but stable.
The health authorities were informed of my contacts to establish epidemiological surveillance.– Nestora Salgado (@nestora_salgado) June 30, 2020
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