Nawab Shah Tests Positive For COVID-19. "It's Heartbreaking," Writes Wife Pooja Batra
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"I have mild symptoms and I have isolated myself," wrote Nawab Shah
Actor Nawab Shah has tested positive for COVID-19. The actor, in an Instagram post on Friday, revealed that he has "mild symptoms" and that he has isolated himself since he got his coronavirus test result. "This morning I tested positive for COVID, I have mild symptoms and I have isolated myself since I found out about my possible exposure to the virus. Stay home people and stay safe...#stayhome #staysafe," he wrote. Nawab Shah's wife, actress Pooja Batra, also shared a post about him contracting the virus. "It's heartbreaking to know so many of my friends and their parents are down with COVID, my husband too tested positive," she wrote. "I pray that everyone who is going through this infections comes out of it without any complications. #stayhome #staysafe #vaccinate. We need to get rid of this nasty gnarly virus from India, from the world," she added.
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