British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is “clinically stable “ and “responding to treatment,” a Downing Street statement said Wednesday.
He remains in “good spirits” after spending his third night in hospital, his spokesman said in a briefing.
Johnson went into intensive care on Monday after his situation deteriorated with persistent coronavirus symptoms.
“The PM remains clinically stable and is responding to treatment. He continues to be cared for in the intensive care unit of St Thomas’ hospital and is in good spirits,” the statement said.
“The PM is receiving standard oxygen treatment and breathing without assistance,” the statement added, repeating what a government statement said yesterday.
Health Minister Edward Argar earlier said the prime minister is “comfortable, he’s stable, he’s in good spirits”.
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