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Bill Gates, a co-founder of Microsoft, said on Tuesday that he has tested positive with COVID-19 and is suffering from minor symptoms.

The billionaire philanthropist announced on Twitter that he will isolate himself until he is healthy again.

“I’m fortunate to be vaccinated and boosted and have access to testing and great medical care,” Gates wrote.

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The Gates Foundation is coming together today for the first time in two years, and I am lucky to be on Teams to see everyone and thank them for their hard work.
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With a $65 billion endowment, the Seattle-based Bill and Melinda Gates Charity is the world's most powerful private foundation.

Bill Gates has been an outspoken supporter of pandemic preparedness measures, particularly vaccination and drug access for poorer countries.

The Gates Foundation said in October that it will pay $120 million to expand lower-income countries' access to generic versions of Merck's antiviral COVID-19 tablet.

In 2014, a Microsoft co-founder warned of a pandemic, and in 2020 the world will be hit by COVID-19, which is still impacting lives.

Gates recently stated that the world may face another pandemic in the next 20 years.

Bill Gates, a co-founder of Microsoft, said on Tuesday that he has tested positive with COVID-19 and is suffering from minor symptoms. The billionaire philanthropist announced on Twitter that he will isolate himself until he is healthy again.

Bill Gates, a co-founder of Microsoft, said on Tuesday that he has tested positive with COVID-19 and is suffering from minor symptoms. The billionaire philanthropist announced on Twitter that he will isolate himself until he is healthy again. “I’m fortunate to be vaccinated and boosted and have access to testing and great medical care,” Gates wrote. The Gates Foundation is coming together today for the first time in two years, and I am lucky to be on Teams to see everyone and thank them for their hard work. — Bill Gates (@BillGates) May 10, 2022 × With a $65 billion endowment, the Seattle-based Bill and Melinda Gates Charity is the world's most powerful private foundation. Bill Gates has been an outspoken supporter of pandemic preparedness measures, particularly vaccination and drug access for poorer countries. The Gates Foundation said in October that it will pay $120 million to expand lower-income countries' access to generic versions of Merck's antiviral COVID-19 tablet. In 2014, a Microsoft co-founder warned of a pandemic, and in 2020 the world will be hit by COVID-19, which is still impacting lives. Gates recently stated that the world may face another pandemic in the next 20 years.

Bill Gates tests positive for COVID-19, says experiencing  'mild symptoms'

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has tested positive for Covid. The leader is experiencing mild symptoms and has been quarantining at home. &nbsp;

In a statement on Sunday night, 68-year-old Austin said that he plans to attend key meetings and discussions virtually in the coming week 'to the degree possible’. &nbsp;

"I have informed my leadership team of my positive test result, as well as the President," Austin said. &nbsp;

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"My staff has begun contact tracing and testing of all those with whom I have come into contact over the last week," Austin added. &nbsp;

The development is one of the Biden administration’s most high-profile breakthrough coronavirus infections. &nbsp;

He said that he was fully vaccinated and also received a booster dose in October. &nbsp;

"The vaccines work and will remain a military medical requirement for our workforce. I continue to encourage everyone eligible for a booster shot to get one. This remains a readiness issue," the defense secretary said. &nbsp;

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Earlier, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki had contracted COVID-19. Psaki had said that a family member had tested positive for the coronavirus, and her report also came positive later. &nbsp; &nbsp;

In a statement, she had written, "Thanks to the vaccine, I have only experienced mild symptoms, which has enabled me to continue working from home. &nbsp;

"I will plan to return to work in person at the conclusion of the 10-day quarantine following a negative rapid test, which is an additional White House requirement, beyond CDC guidance, taken out of an abundance of caution," Psaki added. &nbsp;&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has tested positive for Covid. The leader is experiencing mild symptoms and has been quarantining at home. In a statement on Sunday night, 68-year-old Austin said that he plans to attend key meetings and discussions virtually in the coming week 'to the degree possible’.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has tested positive for Covid. The leader is experiencing mild symptoms and has been quarantining at home. In a statement on Sunday night, 68-year-old Austin said that he plans to attend key meetings and discussions virtually in the coming week 'to the degree possible’. "I have informed my leadership team of my positive test result, as well as the President," Austin said. Also Read: Biden to speak with Ukraine president on heels of warning to Russia against invasion "My staff has begun contact tracing and testing of all those with whom I have come into contact over the last week," Austin added. The development is one of the Biden administration’s most high-profile breakthrough coronavirus infections. He said that he was fully vaccinated and also received a booster dose in October. "The vaccines work and will remain a military medical requirement for our workforce. I continue to encourage everyone eligible for a booster shot to get one. This remains a readiness issue," the defense secretary said. Also Read: US man enters 7-Eleven for chocolate milk, exits with $1 million platinum jackpot Earlier, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki had contracted COVID-19. Psaki had said that a family member had tested positive for the coronavirus, and her report also came positive later. In a statement, she had written, "Thanks to the vaccine, I have only experienced mild symptoms, which has enabled me to continue working from home. "I will plan to return to work in person at the conclusion of the 10-day quarantine following a negative rapid test, which is an additional White House requirement, beyond CDC guidance, taken out of an abundance of caution," Psaki added. (With inputs from agencies)

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin tests positive for Covid, experiences mild symptoms

Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has tested positive for Covid-19, he informed on Tuesday.

"After experiencing mild symptoms, I’ve just tested positive for COVID. All those who’ve been in contact with me recently, please follow all safety protocols and stay safe," Rahul Gandhi tweeted.

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Yesterday, former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh tested positive for covid-19 and was admitted to All India Institute of Medical Sciencies hospital in New Delhi.&nbsp;

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Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has tested positive for Covid-19, he informed on Tuesday. "After experiencing mild symptoms, I’ve just tested positive for COVID.

Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has tested positive for Covid-19, he informed on Tuesday. "After experiencing mild symptoms, I’ve just tested positive for COVID. All those who’ve been in contact with me recently, please follow all safety protocols and stay safe," Rahul Gandhi tweeted. After experiencing mild symptoms, I’ve just tested positive for COVID. All those who’ve been in contact with me recently, please follow all safety protocols and stay safe. — Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) April 20, 2021 × Yesterday, former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh tested positive for covid-19 and was admitted to All India Institute of Medical Sciencies hospital in New Delhi. (With inputs from agencies)

Rahul Gandhi tests positive for Covid-19, says has 'mild symptoms'

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