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Idris Elba Says He Has Corona Virus





Famous English actor Idris Alba announced on Monday that he was infected with Corona virus. The English actor had posted a video of him on his Twitter page. Mr. Alba wrote in a accompanying video, speaking about his infection with Corona virus .. "This morning, I tested positive for the positive Corona Covid-19 test." "I feel fine, I have no symptoms yet, but I have been isolated since I discovered that I was exposed to the virus," Alba said.





Mr. Alba, 47, is best known for his roles in the series "The Wire," and also in the BBC drama series "Luther". "He was tested after realizing that he had experienced a person whose result was also positive. He said he knew of the positive test results for this person on Friday," said English star Idris Alba.

"I isolated myself and got tested right away," said Mr. Alba. "This is dangerous, and he urged people to be careful about hand washing and social separation and preventing direct mixing and crowding," the English star said in the video, which his fans shared.




Mr. Alba said that his wife Sabrina Alba, who appeared with him in the video, was not tested .. but added, "She is fine."




"We have told our families, and they are very supportive," he said. He also said, "Our colleagues have told us. Maybe transparency is the best thing right now. If you feel sick, or you feel you should be tested, do something about it .. it is really important."

Alba, known for his work as "heimadall" in the Marvel movie world, and recently appeared in the movie "Cats", said he would provide updates on his condition. "So far we feel fine. Stay positive and don't be afraid," he said.



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