Hina Khan Tests Positive For COVID-19: "Have Home Quarantined Myself"
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"In these extremely difficult and challenging times for me and my family, I've tested positive for COVID-19," wrote Hina, who recently lost her father
Actress Hina Khan, who is currently on a break from social media, has tested positive for COVID-19, her team shared her statement on her Instagram profile on Monday evening. The actress has "home quarantined herself and has been taking all necessary precautions," read her statement. Hina's father died of cardiac arrest last week and the actress announced her break from social media on her Instagram story on Sunday, stating that she's in mourning. The statement by Hina Khan on Monday read: "In these extremely difficult and challenging times for me and my family, I have tested positive for COVID-19. Following the guidance of my doctors, I have home quarantined myself and taking all necessary precautions." "Requesting everyone who came in contact with me to get themselves tested. All I need is your prayers. Be safe and take care," read the full statement. Take a look:
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