NSTworld: British Prime Minister BorisJohnson’s admission to intensive care with Covid19 coronavirus prompted an outpouring of well-wishes from world leaders.
US President Donald Trump said he wanted to “send best wishes to a very good friend of mine and a friend to our nation, Prime Minister Boris Johnson.”
European Council President Charles Michel expressed a similar sentiment, tweeting: “Get well soon, Boris.” French President Emmanuel Macron gave his “full support to Boris Johnson, his family and the British people at this difficult time.”French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian had earlier told BFMTV: “I know his strength, I am convinced he will draw from his resources, which are great, the capacity to overcome this ordeal. It’s also symbolic of the seriousness of this crisis, which affects everyone.
World Health Organisation chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said he was “thinking of my friend Boris Johnson tonight, and sending my and WHO’s heartfelt good wishes as he battles the coronavirus.”Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose wife tested positive last month, wished Johnson a full and speedy recovery. “My thoughts are with you and your family right now. Hope to see you back at Number 10 soon,” he tweeted.
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