Milind Soman Tests Positive For COVID-19. Here's What He Tweeted
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As of Thursday evening, Mumbai recorded the highest ever single day jump
Milind Soman is the latest celebrity to have contracted the coronavirus. The 55-year-old actor-model has tested positive for COVID-19 - he revealed his diagnosis in a tweet on Thursday evening. In a simply worded tweet, Milind Soman wrote: "Tested positive," also adding that he is currently in quarantine. Milind Soman, who has a huge fan base on social media, was flooded with get well soon messages from well-wishers. As of Thursday evening, Mumbai recorded the highest ever single day jump - 5,504 - in positive coronavirus cases. Social gatherings have been banned by the Maharashtra government after a spike in COVID-19 cases - the state recorded over 31,000 new infections on Wednesday. Tested positive. #Quarantine Here's what Milind Soman tweeted on Thursday evening:
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