British Prime Minister Boris Johnson remains in intensive care but his condition is improving and he can sit up in bed, finance minister Rishi Sunak said on Wednesday.
That's after Johnson spent a second night in intensive care, after being moved there on Monday.
Johnson, who tested positive nearly two weeks ago, was admitted to St Thomas' hospital on Sunday (April 5) evening with a persistent high temperature and cough but his condition deteriorated and he was taken into intensive care the following day.
The 55-year-old British leader has received oxygen support but was not put on a ventilator.
As Johnson continues his battle with the coronavirus in hospital, the United Kingdom was entering what scientists said was the deadliest phase of the outbreak and grappling with the question of when to lift the lockdown.
The United Kingdom's total hospital deaths from COVID-19 rose by a record 938 to 7,097 as of 1600 GMT on April 7.
According to Reuters, Prime Minister Boris Johnson is improving, as he battles coronavirus at St Thomas’ Hospital. He was..
