TV actor Mohena Kumari's brother tests Covid-19 positive

The actor announced on Wednesay that she and her family had tested Covid-19 negative after a month-long battle with the virus

Television actor Mohena Kumari and her family has tested Covid-19 negative after a month-long battle with the virus, but her brother has now tested positive.
Mohena's brother Divyaraj Singh Rewa, is a politician from Madhya Pradesh's Sirmour town. The actress took to Instagram on Wednesday and made the information public, even as she shared some tips for battling the virus with her brother.

 

 

 

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We got negative and you got positive... ?? But trust me it's not as bad as it seems dadu. Just keep having your : *Kadha *Eat good home food...consisting of fruits,veggies and pulses. *Have vitamin C Tablets daily *No AC *Warm water Gargles *Haldi Milk *Get an oxymeter and keep checking your heart rate. *And a lot of Love and care from all of us ?? @divyarajsinghrewa ???? #wearestrongerthanthevirus
A post shared by Mohena Kumari Singh (@mohenakumari) on Jul 1, 2020 at 1:54am PDT

Sharing a photo with Divyaraj, Mohena wrote: "We got negative and you got positive...
But trust me it's not as bad as it seems dadu.
Just keep having your:
*Kadha
*Eat good home food...consisting of fruits,veggies and pulses.
*Have vitamin C Tablets daily
*No AC
*Warm water Gargles
*Haldi Milk
*Get an oxymeter and keep checking your heart rate.
*And a lot of Love and care from all of us
@divyarajsinghrewa
#wearestrongerthanthevirus."
On Wednesday morning, Mohena announced on social media that she has finally tested negative after a month long battle with the virus.
"We finally tested Negative of coronavirus... after a month! We'd like to thank all the Doctors and Health care professionals for doing the best they could with whatever information was available to the world about this virus, at AIIMS RISHIKESH..." she wrote in an Instagram post.
Along with Mohena, her husband Suyesh Rawat, father-in-law Satpal Maharaj, who is Uttarakhand's tourism minister, and mother-in-law were also found to be Covid-19 positive in the beginning of June.