Relaxed Trump, out of the hospital

U.S. President Donald Trump left Walter Reed Hospital, where he was treated for COVID-19.

Trump was transferred with his helicopter Marine One to the White House and made no statement to the media.

A few minutes before he left the hospital, he made a tweet, saying that “will return the election campaign soon”.

The US presidential election will be held on 3 November.

Trump was diagnosed with COVIED-19 on October 2nd, when he was also admitted to the hospital.

White House doctor Sean Conley said earlier that Trump “may not be completely out of danger”, but that the medical team agreed that the status and progress of President “support his safe return home”.

Conley said Trump will continue to be under constant medical care.

The doctor confirmed that the president continues to be treated with dexematosis and that he has received three doses of remdesiviritri.

He'll get another dose before he gets released from the hospital, and the fifth will be taken to the White House, Conley said.

Trump's disease has caused uncertainty in his campaign for the November presidential elections.

On Monday, he wrote about 20 tweets, mainly about elections.

Several people around him, including Melania, assistant and republican senators, have resulted in positive results in the virus.