Nora Fatehi Tests Positive For COVID-19, "It Has Hit Me Real Hard," She Writes
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"I've been bed ridden for a few days now under doctor's supervision," wrote Nora Fatehi
Actor Nora Fatehi, on Thursday, revealed in her Instagram story that she has tested positive for COVID-19. "Hey guys, unfortunately I am currently battling Covid... It has honestly hit me real hard! I've been bed ridden for a few days now under doctor supervision," she wrote in her Instagram Story. The 29-year-old actor added, "Please stay safe guys, wear your masks, its spreading fast and can affect everyone differently! Unfortunately I have reacted badly to it, this could happen to anyone please be careful! I am working on recovering at the moment that's all that matters right now. Nothing is more important than your health! Take care, stay safe."
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Meanwhile, Nora Fatehi's spokesperson said that the actress tested positive two days ago and that she has been cooperating with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials.
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