British PM Boris Johnson isolating after contact tests positive for COVID-19

Boris Johnson is self-isolating himself after learning the fact that a person he came into contact with has been tested positive for COVID-19. The possible contact took place Thursday when a group of lawmakers met the PM for about half an hour. Later, it was found out that one of the members of the group has been tested positive for the virus. Johnson was hospitalized in April for the virus.

British PM Boris Johnson isolating after contact tests positive for COVID-19

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