Boris Johnson 'has not needed mechanical ventilation' after a second night in intensive care
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is in stable condition after a second night in intensive care, the UK health minister Edward Argar said on Wednesday.with "persistent" symptoms of COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronavirus, was moved into intensive care at about 7 p.m. in London on Monday.
His spokesman earlier on Tuesday said Johnson was receiving oxygen treatment and did not have pneumonia.suggesting that the prime minister's persistently high temperature had come down."The PM sent the message that he wanted the foreign secretary to assume some of his responsibilities where appropriate," his spokesman said on Tuesday.
The UK's chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Michael Gove, told the BBC the whole cabinet would lead the country's response to the virus in Johnson's absence.
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