Atlanta mayor tests positive for Coronavirus

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"COVID-19 has literally hit home. I have had NO symptoms and have tested positive," Bottoms tweeted.

Atlanta city hall leader Keisha Lance Bottoms, who increased across the nation acknowledgment for her treatment of tempestuous enemy of bigotry fights, tried positive Monday for coronavirus.

"COVID-19 has truly hit home. I have had NO side effects and have tried positive," Bottoms tweeted.

In a meeting with CNN, she clarified that she and her better half, who additionally tried positive, had chosen to get tried on the grounds that he had been dozing more than ordinary since Thursday.

"I'm still in a condition of stun in light of the fact that I don't have any thought how we were uncovered," Bottoms said.

She additionally experienced light side effects - a mellow cerebral pain and dry hack - yet credited them to hypersensitivities.

Bottoms pushed herself to national unmistakable quality with an entrancing discourse on May 29 when fights in her city turned ruinous as individuals seethed about the police slaughtering of unarmed African-American George Floyd in Minneapolis.

She has since been referenced as a possible running mate for Joe Biden, the hypothetical Democratic presidential chosen one.

The US is the world's hardest-hit nation, both in affirmed cases and passings. It has revealed very nearly 3 million COVID-19 cases more than 130,000 passings, as per Johns Hopkins University.

The world's biggest monetary force has encountered a resurgence of the infection since June that has constrained a few states to suspend their staged financial reopenings.

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