The British Prime Minister leaves the intensive care unit, and he has become debilitated

"The Prime Minister has been transferred from intensive care to another section of the hospital, where he will be placed under close observation during the first phase of his recovery," Johnson's spokesman said in a statement.

Earlier, the office of British Prime Minister, Johnson, said, Thursday, that his health condition is improving, and that he can now sit in his bed, and interact positively with doctors, according to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”.

The British Prime Minister spent a third night in intensive care treatment for complications from Covid-19 disease caused by the Corona virus but is improving, while his government prepares to discuss a review of the most stringent general isolation in Britain's peacetime history.

Johnson's office confirmed Wednesday that the Prime Minister's health condition is steadily improving, while he is undergoing treatment in the intensive care unit, due to his infection with the Corona virus.

A Cabinet spokeswoman said: “The prime minister continues to improve steadily. He is still in the intensive care unit.

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Johnson was admitted to St Thomas' Hospital on Sunday evening with a persistent high temperature and a cough, which necessitated his transfer to the intensive care unit on Monday.

And earlier on Wednesday, the British government announced that Johnson's condition is stable and he reacts positively to treatment, and his spirits are high, adding that he "does not work from the hospital, but communicates with his team when he needs it."