Britain's youngest coronavirus survivor returns home
Telegraph, 16 Jun 2020
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A baby who is thought to be Britain's youngest coronavirus survivor has finally returned home.
Emmanuel Boateng was born three months premature, before the coronavirus lockdown.
After spending the first few weeks of his life in intensive care, he was discharged.
But 10 days later, he fell ill with sepsis and coronavirus.
Emmanuel spent 37 days in hospital with the virus, 21 in intensive care.
After a traumatic start to life, he has fully recovered and has finally been able to go home.
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A baby who is thought to be Britain's youngest coronavirus survivor has finally returned home.
Emmanuel Boateng was born three months premature, before the coronavirus lockdown.
After spending the first few weeks of his life in intensive care, he was discharged.
But 10 days later, he fell ill with sepsis and coronavirus.
Emmanuel spent 37 days in hospital with the virus, 21 in intensive care.
After a traumatic start to life, he has fully recovered and has finally been able to go home.
Telegraph.co.uk and YouTube.com/TelegraphTV are websites of The Telegraph, the UK's best-selling quality daily newspaper providing news and analysis on UK and world events, business, sport, lifestyle and culture.
