U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson Out of Hospital After Week-Long Stay
for more than two weeks, first entered hospital on April 5 and was admitted to intensive care one day later. He spent three nights in the ICU, before being released back into the regular hospital ward on April 9.
Johnson last communicated publicly on April 6, when he took to Twitter to update that he was in “good spirits” and keeping in touch with his team, which rendered his admission to intensive care later that day a shock to the nation.
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