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Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, wife of the first minister Canadian Justin Trudeau, he was discharged from his doctors after more than two weeks of being diagnosed with coronavirus.
However, Justin Trudeau, who has not presented coronavirus symptoms, said Sunday that he will remain in self-imposed isolation since he had been “sharing the roof with someone who gave positive in COVID-19 “.
“I have to continue in isolation to make sure we are following all the protocols and recommendations of the Canadian Ministry of Health,” said Trudeau.
Since doctors did not know exactly when Sophie Trudeau was fully cured of the virus, the prime minister said he would observe another 14 full days of confinement.
Addressing reporters from the porch of his Rideau Cottage residence in Ottawa, Trudeau noted that workers across Canada had discovered that they can do “a lot of work on the phone, via video conferencing, and that’s exactly what I’m doing.” .
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The Prime Minister has been in self-confinement since his wife tested positive for the coronavirus test on March 12 after a trip to London.
The first lady announced on Saturday that her doctors had declared her cured and given her the green light to resume her normal life.
Justin Trudeau He said his wife had taken their children to Lake Harrington, northwest of Ottawa, where the summer residence and official retreat of Canadian Prime Ministers is located.
Trudeau also announced new financial measures to help vulnerable Canadians, especially children and older adults, who have been affected by the side effects of the coronavirus.
Asked by the press whether he could call the military} to help enforce the travel restrictions imposed, Trudeau said he has no plans at the moment to do something like this.
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On the other hand, the head of the public health office, Theresa Tam, asked Canadians returning to their country to strictly abide by the 14 days of confinement imposed by the government.
The official spoke in particular of “snowbirds”, Canadians who spend much of the winter in Florida and other warmer places. Many of them have recently returned home.
As of Sunday, 6,243 Canadians have tested positive for coronavirus testing, and 64 have died, according to a count by Johns Hopkins University.
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