EU Commission chief von der Leyen tests negative for Covid-19
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    EU Commission chief von der Leyen tests negative for Covid-19

    Wednesday, 21 October 2020

    Credit: Belga

    European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen tested negative for coronavirus following her second screening test, she announced on Wednesday morning on Twitter.

    Von der Leyen had left the EU-27 summit on Thursday after learning that one of her colleagues had tested positive for coronavirus that morning.

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    The Commission President had then gone into quarantine for the second time.

    She had already self-isolated at the beginning of October after contact with an infected person.

    The Brussels Times