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Scared European leaders go into quarantine as
Macron gets covid |

Leaders of several countries who had had contact with Macron
in the last few days have gone into preventive quarantine.
They include Portuguese Prime Minister Antonio Costa,
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and European Council
president Charles Michel and OECD secretary-general Angel
Gurria.
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PARIS, Dec 17: French President Emmanuel Macron has tested positive for coronavirus.
According to an Élysée spokesperson, he tested positive on Thursday. Macron
has fever, fatigue and cough. He is 42.
Macron's office said he will remain in quarantine at the presidential residence
La Lanterne in Versailles for a week. His wife, French First Lady Brigitte Macron,
67, will remain at the Élysée Palace in Paris in quarantine. She has tested
negative for covid.
Because of contacts with Macron, Prime Minister Jean Castex and president of
the National Assembly Richard Ferrand are also quarantining for seven days as
a precaution.
Likewise, leaders of several countries who had had contact with Macron in the
last few days have gone into preventive quarantine. They include Portuguese
Prime Minister Antonio Costa, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, European
Council president Charles Michel and OECD secretary-general Angel Gurria.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted, “Wishing my dear friend @EmmanuelMacron
a speedy recovery and the best of health.”
"Sorry to hear my friend @EmmanuelMacron has tested positive for coronavirus.
We are all wishing you a speedy recovery," British Prime Minister Boris Johnson
tweeted Thursday.
European Commission president Ursula Von Der Leyen also wished Macron "a quick
recovery."
France reported 289 deaths from covid on Wednesday, the total reaching 59,361
fatalities.
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