US Vice President Kamala Harris tests positive for Covid

US vice-president Kamala Harris was tested positive for COVID, according to a White House declaration on Tuesday.Harris would not have presented symptoms and President Biden is not close contact.According to the press release, Kamala Harris did not present any symptoms, isolate Will and continues to work from the Vice-President’s residence.”It was not close to the president or the first lady because of their recent respective travel schedules,” the press release noted.Harris will follow the CDC directives and the advice of doctors and return to the White House when she tests negative.

Harris, 57, received his first dose of the modern COVVI-19 week vaccine before taking up his duties and a second dose only a few days after the day of the inauguration in 2021. She received a boost at the end of October and a Additional booster on April 1.People fully vaccinated and stimulated have a high degree of protection against serious illnesses and the death of the COVID-19, in particular the most common and transmitted omicron variant.

The diagnosis of Harris occurs a month after her husband, Doug Emhoff, recovered from the virus, while a very transmitted omicron subvariant wave has spread through Washington’s political class, infective.After more than two years and nearly a million dead in the United States, the virus always kills more than 300 people a day in the United States, according to the CDC. Non -vaccinated are at a much higher risk, more than three times more likely to test positive and 20 times more likely to die from the virus than those who have received at least one primary dose of vaccines, according to the public health agency.