William Shakespeare died of the first vaccine vaccine in the world
London : The man named William Shakespeare, the first person in the world to get the Corona vaccine, has died. William was also known as Bill Shakespeare. He was 81 years old at the time of his death. He made history by becoming the first person to get corona vaccination in the year 2020. After which his name was also discussed a lot.
The vaccine was introduced on 8 December last year
William Shakespeare was given the first dose of Pfizer’s Corona vaccine at University Hospital Coventry and Warwickshire on 8 December last year. With this, he became the first man in the world to have the Corona vaccine dose. Since then, his name has been very much discussed in the media. Shakespeare was given his first dose of vaccine at the same hospital soon after 91-year-old Margaret Keenan.
Appeal to install vaccine to pay tribute
People associated with William Shakespeare’s family said he died of an unrelated illness. It has nothing to do with Covid-19. Shakespeare’s friend and Coventry Chancellor Jane Innes said she died on 20 May. Vaccination is the best way to pay tribute to Bill.
Covid died not from any other disease
According to CoventryLive’s report, Bill or William Shakespeare died after a prolonged illness at the vaccine hospital. However, it was not related to the corona virus. Shakespeare worked in the famous company Rolls Royce. In addition he was also elected Chancellor of the Parish Town. Shakespeare served his local community in Allesley for over three decades
