<p>AAP's Delhi MLA Vishesh Ravi tested positive for COVID-19 on May 1 and is now on the path of recovery with the latest tests reports showing him to be negative for the virus infection.</p>.<p>On Sunday, the Karol Bagh MLA tweeted that he has tested negative for COVID-19 on Saturday and would be donating plasma for other serious patients once he fully recovers.</p>.<p>"I want to inform you all on twenty second day of quarantine, my Corona Test has come negative. However, I still have a little cough, so according to the advice given by the doctor after taking rest for a few more days, I will be ready to donate plasma and return back to work," Ravi, who celebrated his birthday on May 19 in home isolation, said.</p>.<p>His decision to donate plasma came following Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's appeal to people who have recovered from COVID-19 to donate blood for plasma therapy.</p>.<p>On May 2, he had tweeted, "I had a fever from last one or two days, as per doctor’s advice I went for COVID-19 test. The report on Friday said I tested positive. With God’s blessings, the health is fine but due to mild symptoms, I have home quarantined myself."</p>.<p>Ravi said the health administration in the capital has been in regular touch with him for the last 22 days and has also conducted visits at regular intervals. </p>.<p>"On the advice of the doctors and healthcare staff, I have isolated myself and have been taking all precautions and a regular diet. It was on May 22 that the healthcare team conducted my test at my home which came out to be negative the next day. Once I recover fully, I will be ready to donate plasma for the service of the people," he added. </p>
<p>AAP's Delhi MLA Vishesh Ravi tested positive for COVID-19 on May 1 and is now on the path of recovery with the latest tests reports showing him to be negative for the virus infection.</p>.<p>On Sunday, the Karol Bagh MLA tweeted that he has tested negative for COVID-19 on Saturday and would be donating plasma for other serious patients once he fully recovers.</p>.<p>"I want to inform you all on twenty second day of quarantine, my Corona Test has come negative. However, I still have a little cough, so according to the advice given by the doctor after taking rest for a few more days, I will be ready to donate plasma and return back to work," Ravi, who celebrated his birthday on May 19 in home isolation, said.</p>.<p>His decision to donate plasma came following Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's appeal to people who have recovered from COVID-19 to donate blood for plasma therapy.</p>.<p>On May 2, he had tweeted, "I had a fever from last one or two days, as per doctor’s advice I went for COVID-19 test. The report on Friday said I tested positive. With God’s blessings, the health is fine but due to mild symptoms, I have home quarantined myself."</p>.<p>Ravi said the health administration in the capital has been in regular touch with him for the last 22 days and has also conducted visits at regular intervals. </p>.<p>"On the advice of the doctors and healthcare staff, I have isolated myself and have been taking all precautions and a regular diet. It was on May 22 that the healthcare team conducted my test at my home which came out to be negative the next day. Once I recover fully, I will be ready to donate plasma for the service of the people," he added. </p>
