CIA director's corona test positive after meeting with Biden

 William Burns, director of the US Central Intelligence Agency, has returned positive after meeting with Corona Test President Joe Biden.

According to the French news agency AFP, the CIA said on Friday that William Burns' test was positive, he had met Joe Biden on Thursday.

A statement from the CIA also stated that he had taken care of social distance during the meeting and was wearing an N95 mask.

According to the CIA, "this meeting and discussion cannot be called a close contact in the light of the CDC's guidelines."

Burns, 65, had been vaccinated and given a booster shot, but routine PCR tests revealed he had the disease.

According to the report, Burns has shown minor symptoms of the disease and now he will work from home and after five days he will be tested again and will return to the office if negative.

Biden, 79, the oldest president in the United States, took his second booster shot on Wednesday.

Strict security measures have been put in place for the White House since Corona's ouster, which continues to this day. Concerns have been raised about his health.

The US president took the extra dose of booster a day after it was approved by the relevant authorities, in which people over the age of 50 can take a dose of Faiz, Biotech or Moderna.

Authorities believe the next wave of Corona has been ruled out.