Vaccine Day: A 90-year-old woman was vaccinated in Britain for the first time

2 min readDec 8, 2020

Today, Tuesday (December 6), is a historic day for Britain. Happiness not only for the British, but for the whole world. Because, in the United Kingdom, the application of the anti-epidemic corona, which is spreading all over the world, has started.

At 8:31 am local time, the Boris government started vaccinating a 90-year-old woman. The British Health Minister has termed this day as ‘Vaccine-Day’ or ‘V-Day’.

Margaret Kinan, 90, was given the first of two doses of the coronavirus vaccine invented by Pfizer and Bioentech.

“It’s the best birthday present I’ve ever had,” said Kinan, who is due to celebrate his 91st birthday next week. I will share the joy with my family in the new year as bad times are coming. ‘

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This led to the application of the Pfizer and Bioentech covid vaccine to the general public outside of clinical trials. As a result, the Corona epidemic seems to have reached a historic moment. Vaccination activities will be started in other countries of the world in phases.

Matt Hancock, the British health minister who has been vaccinated, is recovering. We hope to start vaccination in 70 hospitals in our country soon.

About 71,000 people have died in the UK so far. Which is higher than other countries in Europe. The number of victims in the country has exceeded 1.7 million.

Meanwhile, on Saturday (December 5), Russia demanded mass vaccination in its country on an emergency basis. Moscow has also confirmed that its “Sputnik-V” vaccine has been given to doctors and the elderly on a priority basis.

Vaccine Day: A 90-year-old woman was vaccinated in Britain for the first time

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