The British Prime Minister was treated like a normal patient.

BRITISH: Prime Minister Boris Johnson was not given any special facilities and was treated like any other patient.

Jenny Maggie, a nurse on duty at St. Thomas's Hospital with Boris Johnson, said the prime minister should have been kept in the ICU, but was not treated as specially treated.

Boris Johnson thanked nurse Jenny Maggie after her recovery, which was questioned by some quarters that Boris Johnson had been treated as a VIP.

The British Prime Minister had said in his first message after being discharged from the hospital that he was indebted to the NHS for saving his life. It is difficult to find words to express gratitude from the NHS.

Boris Johnson said that the efforts of millions of British people to stay at home are worthwhile, as in the past, this time will overcome the challenge.

On the other hand, trials of the vaccine have been started in four cities of the United Kingdom, but experts say that the vaccine will be available to the public by the end of this year. The research in-charge says the vaccine has an 80% chance of success.