EU Commission chief von der Leyen tests negative for Covid-19
Twitter Facebook
Saturday, 28 November, 2020
Latest News:
Coronavirus: Animal rights organisation welcomes fireworks ban...
Former Jihadi transferred to Belgian prison from Turkey...
Coronavirus: Over 400,000 deaths in Europe...
France: Jail time for man who threatened to...
Social distancing: Four-person rule requires direct access to...
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
    Share article:
    In the headlines
    Saturday, 28 November 2020
    Coronavirus: Animal rights organisation welcomes fireworks ban
    Former Jihadi transferred to Belgian prison from Turkey
    Coronavirus: Over 400,000 deaths in Europe
    France: Jail time for man who threatened to make teacher “die like Samuel Paty”
    Social distancing: Four-person rule requires direct access to a garden
    Open VLD: No capital gains tax under this government
    Belgian insurers registered over 330,000 road accidents in 2019
    Man fatally shot in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean
    OECD: Pandemic has exposed digital divide between rich and poor
    Replacing nuclear energy: Engie Electrabel plans four gas plants
    Hydro-alcoholic gels score high on content, low on labelling
    Belgium’s cinemas call for help following latest Consultative Committee
    The next pandemic: ‘A question of when, not if,’ says expert
    Fewer than 1,000 coronavirus patients in intensive care
    New: a free personal digital document safe for everyone
    Covid-19: Reactions to the new relaxed regulations
    Belgium reopens shops, extends other measures until mid-January
    Belgium’s Consultative Committee will announce latest measures from 7:00 PM
    Vaccinated people may still have to quarantine, says Steven Van Gucht
    Reports: Belgium to reopen shops from Tuesday
    View more
    Share article:

    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.

    Related News

     

    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