West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has tested positive for Covid-19. The 70-year-old, fully vaccinated and boosted, began monoclonal antibody treatment Tuesday night, his office said.
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said he feels “extremely unwell” after testing positive for Covid-19.
Mr. Justice, 70, is isolating and started undergoing monoclonal antibody treatment Tuesday night, according to a statement from his office. The Republican governor is fully vaccinated and has received a booster shot.. “I woke up [Tuesday] morning with congestion and a cough. A little while later, I developed a headache and fever.”
He added that his symptoms worsened by late Tuesday afternoon as he was suffering from a high fever, and elevated blood pressure and heart rate. People in close contact with the governor have been notified of the governor’s positive test, according to the statement. Mr. Justice has urged West Virginians to get vaccinated and has been critical of people spreading misinformation about Covid-19 vaccines. Last week,
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