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| jiraporn66 | 08 Feb 2022 - 05:10:24 |
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 Agency - Gen. Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States ArmySLOTXOTest positive for COVID-19, work from home including other important commanders The US athlete team Banned from bringing personal mobile phones with you during the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, there is a high risk of Beijing spying on confidential information. US media outlet CNN reported yesterday (Jan. 17) that Col. Dave Butler, spokesman for the US Chief of Staff, said on Monday that Gen. Mark Milley had tested positive for COVID-19. and have symptoms in the early stages and at this time working from home The spokesperson confirmed that the chairman of the US Army Chief of Staff that can perform all duties from working outside the ministry In addition to Milley, US Marine Corps commander Gen. David Berger has also tested positive for COVID-19, a source within the US Department of Defense said. Confirmed this with CNN. for milley It was found that he had received the complete dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, including the booster vaccine. According to the statement, Milley recently met US President Joe Biden on Wednesday Jan. 12 at the funeral of Gen. Raymond Odierno. Butler said: “He had tested negative before and every day after meeting with the US president. until yesterday," and added that others In the Joint Chiefs of Staff there was a negative test result. except one who tested positive. The commander of the US Marine Corps was found to have tested positive for COVID-19. on Sunday (16) and has been working from home ever since. Burger has received a full dose of the COVID-19 vaccine and has received a booster shot as well. Last week, the US Department of Defense COVID-19 case reports of the US military Worldwide, there are 32,912 cases, up from 13,940 the week before and 5,285 before Christmas. At the same time, the US Army and other western nations China has been warned against bringing mobile phones with you to the 2020 Beijing Olympic Winter Games, which are set to begin in early February in China. |
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