Bulgarian Prime Minister quarantined

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has been placed in quarantine.

In a press release, the government of the country confirmed the matter on Friday.

He was taken in isolation on July 23 after a test showed that his chief of staff, Denitsa Jeleva, had contracted a coronavirus (COVID-19) infection.

Earlier, Boyko Borisov was tested negative for the deadly virus. Samples were collected from him again on Friday. A second negative test is awaited.

A total of 9,853 people have been infected with coronavirus while 329 persons have been died.


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