The family requested that William Shakespeare, the first man to receive the vaccine, die.

- A true tribute to Shakespeare's close aides, as requested by people close to him, would be to get people vaccinated against covid

New delhi date. Wednesday, May 26, 2021

William Shakespeare, the world's first dose of corona vaccine, has died. William Shakespeare aka Bill Shakespeare breathed his last on Tuesday at the age of 81. The family says he died of an unrelated illness.

William Shakespeare received the first corona vaccine in December 2020 at Coventry Hospital. He was the first man in the world to be vaccinated. Just minutes earlier, 91-year-old Margaret Keane had taken a dose of the vaccine.

At the request of people close to Shakespeare, the only true tribute to him would be for people to be vaccinated against covid. Bill Shakespeare served the community for 3 consecutive decades.

The vaccine was taken in December 2020

The corona first appeared in the world in 2019 and the first vaccine became available in December 2020, a year later. The first dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine was administered.

He urged the whole world to get vaccinated after being vaccinated. What is special is that his name was recorded in history and the vaccine was discussed in various places.

Notably, there are many types of vaccines in the world now. About 50 percent of the US population has been vaccinated. Even in the UK, a large portion of the population has been vaccinated. If we talk about India, 200 million doses have been taken so far but it is very low compared to the population.