The deputy confirmed her state of health and announced that she will be unable to attend the Assembly until August 20.
The deputy Omaira "Mayín" Correa gave positive by
COVID-19 and through a note sent to the President of the National Assembly, Crispiano Adames, confirmed their status and proper quarantine until 20 August.
"On this occasion, I am writing to you, very respectfully, in order to inform you that, due to health problems, I underwent the
covid-19 test, resulting positive; therefore, I was incapacitated from August 4 to 20, 2021," indicated the note sent by the deputy.
Correa's relatives also confirmed the information and indicated that at the moment the 85-year-old deputy has no symptoms.
Deputy Correa also let it be known through the note sent that greater sanitation measures must be taken in the Assembly facilities, "and more often in the plenary session, since other possible infections should be avoided."
It should be noted that the deputy was already vaccinated against
COVID-19, and it was precisely for this reason, according to Correa in his Twitter account, that despite being infected with the two
vaccines they avoided going to the hospital.