Ekrem İmamoğlu's Coronavirus Test was Positive

Ekrem İmamoğlu's Coronavirus Test was Positive The coronavirus test of Istanbul Metropolitan Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu was positive. IBB Spokesperson Murat Ongun announced that İmamoğlu's treatment continues in the hospital. Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (IBB) President Ekrem İmamoğlu caught the coronavirus. Making the statement on the subject on his Twitter account, IBB Spokesperson Murat Ongun said, "IBB President Ekrem İmamoğlu's covid-19 test was positive. The health condition of our President, whose treatment process started at the hospital, is good. We present it to the public." said. Istanbul Governor Ali Yerlikaya, in his post on his Twitter account, said, "I called the President of Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality, Mr. Ekrem Imamoglu, who had a positive Covid-19 test result, and conveyed my wishes. I wish you urgent healing from Allah." gave his statements.   There is a Message from İmamoğlu IBB President Ekrem İmamoğlu shared a video from his Twitter account after it was announced that he has caught the coronavirus. İmamoğlu said that he is someone who has tests frequently and that his last test was negative on Wednesday. Noting that he went to the hospital at around 21.00 yesterday evening due to his fever rising, Imamoğlu said, "When I entered the hospital with a fever of 38 degrees, I spent the night in the hospital and got tested. There was a report that it was positive as of today. I am actually fine now. My fever is not bad, the process is continuing. There is nothing that we will interpret as negative. God willing, we will be in good health. Underlining that everyone is on duty in this process, Imamoglu said, "I love you very much, take care of yourself." In the written statement made by the American Hospital, it was stated that Imamoglu applied to the hospital with symptoms of upper respiratory tract infection at around 22:00 yesterday and said, "The Covid-19 test was found to be positive in the examination. He is in good health and is being treated in our hospital."