Trump takes part in the first public activity after diagnosing with Avid-19

The president spoke from the White House balcony in an event called peaceful peace proceedings for order and law, where several hundred people stood on the lawn beneath him.

The President had a mask on his face, but he took it off before he spoke. He was enthusiastically welcomed by his supporters.

His appearance is seen as a first step towards the resumption of full campaign next week.

Participants wore masks and wore blue uniforms as well as red hats with the inscription “Maker America Great Again” (“Making America again majestic”).

President Trump, who has campaigned with the theme for order and law in the past few months, when there have been several violent protests for racial justice,

told participants Saturday that the Republican Party has the support of America's police forces.

There are still questions whether President Trump, who announced on October 2nd that he had the virus and spent three nights in a military hospital, could transmit the virus. He told Fox News television that he would likely be tested Friday.

White House doctor Sean Conley said in a statement Thursday that, “based on the trajector of a specialised diagnosis that the team carried out “, it envisions fully the president's safe return to public commitments” since Saturday.

Meanwhile, his Democrat rival, Joe Biden, tested negative for COVID-19 on Saturday before a campaign trip to Pennsylvania, his helpers said in a statement.

Assistant President Trump said on Friday he will speak at a Florida campaign event on Monday, the first outside Washington since he was diagnosed with Corleone last week. The president confirmed it on Twitter.