Trump moved to military hospital following COVID-19 positive result

President Donald Trump

The White House said the decision to transport him to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center was taken โ€œout of an abundance of cautionโ€.

Mr Trump began exhibiting โ€œmild symptomsโ€ of COVID-19 on Thursday.

He said early on Friday he and First Lady Melania Trump had tested positive.

The White House said he was feeling โ€œfatigued but in good spiritsโ€.

The news comes just over a month before presidential elections, where he will face Democratic challenger, Joe Biden.

According to the BBC report, Trump was wearing a mask and suit when he walked out across the White House lawn on Friday afternoon to his helicopter, Marine One, for the short trip to hospital.

He waved and gave a thumbs-up to reporters but said nothing before boarding the aircraft.

In a video posted to Twitter, Mr Trump said: โ€œI want to thank everybody for the tremendous support.

โ€œIโ€™m going to Walter Reed hospital.

โ€œI think Iโ€™m doing very well.

โ€œBut weโ€™re going to make sure that things work out.

โ€œThe first lady is doing very well.

โ€œSo thank you very much, I appreciate it, I will never forget it โ€“ thank you.โ€

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