The on-screen character told his Twitter supporters that he got tried in the wake of discovering he was presented to the infection and that he has been isolated since Friday.
On-screen character Idris Elba reported Monday that he has tried positive for coronavirus, however says he has not indicated manifestations.
Elba, 47, told his web-based social networking devotees that he was tried after he found he was in close contact with another person who tried constructive, yet that he isn’t encountering any side effects of COVID-19, the sickness related with coronavirus. The entertainer said he was made aware of the presentation on Friday.
“I quarantined myself and got tested immediately and got the results back today,” Elba said. “Look, this is serious, you know? Now is the time to really think about social distancing, washing your hands.”
Elba, star of shows “Luther” and “The Wire” just as motion pictures “Hobbs and Shaw” and “Pacific Rim,” reminded individuals that they could test positive for coronavirus despite the fact that they are not indicating side effects, and that they may be spreading the infection to others without suspecting it.
“Transparency is probably the best thing for this now,” Elba said. “If you’re feeling ill, if you feel like you should be tested or you’ve been exposed, do something about it.”
Elba is the most recent prominent big name to report they’ve tried positive in the midst of the pandemic, after Oscar-victor Tom Hanks declared that he and his better half Rita Wilson were isolated in Australia.
Hanks, 63, posted Wednesday on Instagram that while in Australia, he and Wilson contracted side effects taking after a cold, just as body throbs and slight fevers.
“To play things right, as is needed in the world right now, we were tested for the Coronavirus, and were found to be positive,” Hanks composed.
The couple has posted updates via web-based networking media to promise fans that they have been progressing nicely.
