Trump holds campaign rally in Florida after testing negative for coronavirus

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Trump holds campaign rally in Florida after testing negative for coronavirus

Deutsche Welle

Published 13 Oct 2020

Donald Trump marked his return to public campaigning after testing negative for COVID-19. The White House doctor said the US president was no longer infectious.

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Trump holds campaign rally in Florida after testing negative for coronavirus

Trump holds campaign rally in Florida after testing negative for coronavirus

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