Bushra's comment after rumors that she was infected with the Corona virus …

Cairo-Gololy

The Egyptian artist, Bushra, was keen to reassure her followers of her health after the health crisis she was recently exposed to, and transferred her impact to a private hospital.

Bushra, I posted a picture of her while she was in the hospital bed of sickness through her personal page on the "Instagram" website, and commented on her saying: "Thank you to all the friends, colleagues and the public who overwhelmed me with his interest and the question about my health … I thank God I am fine and I left the hospital yesterday after spending three days due to Because I am a seasonal allergy patient who was not treated properly, which led to acute asthma and difficulty breathing, and all thanks to my doctor, Dr. Imad Awad, who dealt with the matter at the appropriate time and treated me because he knew the nature of the condition three years ago.

She added: "Please do not publish rumors from which there is no benefit other than events of unnecessary confusion … I am currently at home receiving the rest of the treatment and the rest is required according to the doctor's instructions …. Thank you."

And many rumors have emerged is the suspicion of a human infection with the Corona virus that is widespread during the current time in China and after other countries due to her recent arrival from her return from attending the Al Ain Film Festival in the UAE, and her sister confirmed that Bushra returned since January 26 and was in good health for several days.

Bushra participated in the Ramadan season before last through the series "Hidden worlds" with the artist Adel Imam, Heba Magdi, Fathi Abdel Wahab, Rania Farid Shawqi, Hind Abdel Halim, and the series achieved a high viewership.

And Bushra has confirmed in press statements that she is still working on the character of Dalida, who passed on more than one product and author, explaining that work on it is still inside the kitchen and does not know the time when she will begin to embody her character in a work of art.