Nagma tests Covid-positive

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 02:53 PM Apr 09, 2021 IST

Actress-turned-politician Nagma had taken the first jab of the Covid-19 vaccine last month, but she has now fallen prey to the virus. Nagma took to Twitter and wrote, “Had taken my first dose of the vaccine a few days ago, but got tested for Covid-19 yesterday. My test has come out ‘positive’, so quarantined myself at home. Please take all necessary precautions even after taking the first dose of the vaccine and do not get complacent in any manner #staysafe!”

Actress Soni Razdan replied to Nagma’s post and wrote, “Nagma please take care and take one more test. If you don’t have symptoms it could be wrong. If you do have symptoms hope they’re mild.” In a similar case, Paresh Rawal, who had also got his first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine, had tested positive later.

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