Bollywood star Nora Fatehi finally tests negative for COVID-19

Bollywood star Nora Fatehi finally tests negative for COVID-19
Saturday 8 January 2022 - 23:15

The Bollywood star Nora Fatehi has finally tested negative for COVID-19 on January 7, according to Fatehi’s Instagram story.

Nora Fatehi wrote in her Instagram story, “I have finally tested negative,” she said, adding, “Thank you for all your prayers and lovely messages. It’s been rough.”

Moroccan-Canadian Nora has tested positive for COVID-19 on December 28, and previously, she wrote in an Instagram story, “unfortunately, I am currently battling COVID, I’ve been bedridden for a few days, now under doctor supervision.”

The Bollywood star already said in the same Instagram story that the virus is spreading fast, and can affect everyone differently.

The average number of new infections reported in India has been consistently increasing for 12 days, with 72,399 new cases reported on average each day, according to Reuters’ latest COVID Tracker, released on Saturday.

India’s Health Ministry reported a total of 3,007 Omicron cases as of yesterday, spreading across 27 States.

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