Lebanese journalist May Chidiac, who was seriously injured on September 2005 by a car bomb, smiles while testifying on the second day of the Women's Forum for the Economy and Society at the Deauville international center 12 October 2007. AFP PHOTO MYCHELE DANIAU (Photo by MYCHELE DANIAU / AFP)
Former Lebanese minister May Chidiac said she has tested positive for the coronavirus and is undergoing treatment after returning from France last week.
“After I returned from the French capital, Paris, last week, I had some symptoms similar to the symptoms of the coronavirus infection, so I immediately moved into home quarantine,” her media office said in a statement on Facebook.
The statement also said that Chidiac underwent medical examinations at Hotel Dieu Hospital last Saturday to confirm the cause of the symptoms.
“The results appeared on Monday and they were positive, so they confirmed that I had coronavirus. Then I went to the hospital immediately for treatment. I note that my condition is not critical, and I will soon join the list of people recovering from the coronavirus,” the statement added.
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