Keerthy Suresh tests negative for COVID-19: Grateful for your love and prayers

South star Keerthy Suresh on Tuesday said that she has tested negative for COVID-19 a week after contracting the virus. The 29-year-old actor, who won the National Award for Best Actress for her 2018 Telugu film “Mahanati”, shared her COVID-19 diagnosis last week. In a Twitter post, Suresh said that she has recovered from the disease and expressed her gratitude to her well-wishers for their love and prayers. Along with the note, Kirti posted several of her selfies.

“‘Negative’ can mean positive these days. Grateful for all your love and prayers, hope you had a lovely Pongal and Sankranti!” She wrote. have a look:

Fans were overjoyed after knowing about Keerti’s health update. One social media user commented, “So happy to hear that.” “Happy recovery Kirti,” wrote another.

It was January 11 when Keerthy opened up about her diagnosis on social media. She shared an official statement that read, “Hello everyone. I have tested positive for COVID-19, experiencing mild symptoms, despite all necessary precautions and safety measures, which is at a rate that A scary reminder that the virus is spreading. Please follow all COVID safety norms and stay safe.”

“People who came in close contact with me, please get tested. If you haven’t been vaccinated yet, please get your vaccines as soon as possible to avoid severe symptoms and for the better health of yourself and your loved ones. Hopefully That one will recover fast and be back in action soon! Luv, Keerthy Suresh,” the statement concluded.

On Tuesday, India reported 2,38,018 new coronavirus infections, taking the total number of COVID-19 cases to 3,76,18,271, according to data from the Union Health Ministry, including 8,891 cases from the Omicron version. Huh.