Virginia's governor says he's developed mild COVID symptoms Virginia’s governor says he’s developed mild symptoms of the coronavirus a little less than two weeks after he and the first lady tested positiveRICHMOND, Va. -- Virginia's governor said he has developed mild symptoms of the coronavirus a little less than two weeks after he and the state's first lady tested positive. Ralph Northam said Monday that he had "a little bit of cold-like symptoms over the weekend” and had lost his sense of taste and smell, The Washington Post reported. Northam, 61, said he learned on Sept. 25 that he and first lady Pam Northam had tested positive for COVID-19. The governor pointed out that more than 200,000 Americans have died and more than 7 million people across the globe have been infected. He noted that Trump “has access to the best medical care, medications, treatments other people don’t have access to.”

Source: ABC News October 06, 2020 15:33 UTC