Richard Quest: Revered CNN journalist tests positive for Covid-19
- Richard Quest has been diagnosed with coronavirus after experiencing a cough
- The journalist shared the news on his Twitter and Instagram handles, saying he is doing well and no major symptoms
- According to him, his doctor said he was going to have a full recovery
- The Quest Means Business host advised his fans to stay safe and take care
Longtime CNN anchor, Richard Quest, has revealed that he has tested positive for Coronavirus.
The business editor, who anchors, Quest Means Business, shared the news that he had contracted the virus on Monday, April 20.
Posting on social media, Quest announced that he had caught COVID-19 and only had a few symptoms.
In a Twitter post, the journalist said he was praying for the less fortunate and advised his followers to stay safe.
"I have caught coronavirus. I am blessed in that I have a few symptoms - just a cough. I am saving my prayers and thoughts for those less fortunate. Stay in and protect lives," read his tweet.
In a short Instagram video, the new York-based journalist said he had a cough over the weekend and decided to take the test.
According to Quest, he was not experiencing any difficulties in breathing nor fever saying that his doctor said he was going to make a full recovery.
"I have not experienced difficulties in breathing, fever nor sweating. I am indeed lucky. My doctor said I am going to make a full recovery. I am on the way," he said.
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Jay Short, a mother of three, reflected great human kindness as she sacrificed everything to be at the frontline, treating coronavirus patients.
The 32-year-old woman had to move out of her house, leaving behind her three children and husband, so she does not expose them to coronavirus infection from her contacts with patients.
After moving from Ashington, Northumberland, she now stays with her mother, Judith, who is also a medical official.
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Jay was really scared she would infect sons, Logan and Tommy, and one-year-old daughter, Lottie, who has had medical complications on several occasions in the past.
In an emotional message on her Facebook page, the woman said she had to take that drastic and rather unconventional action to keep her family safe.
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