Shakespeare, first man to receive coronavirus vaccine, has died

A man who caught the eye from the first minute, and not just because his last name was Shakespeare in English lands, but because he was the first to receive the coronavirus vaccine. Now his name is heard again but for sad news: he is dead due to causes other than the pandemic and vaccination.

Bill shakespeare – initially named William by many – was 81 and died of an illness unrelated to the coronavirus, according to local authorities. Last December, he became known to be the first man to to get vaccinated against Covid-19 in the Hospital Coventry University, Allesley, Inglaterra.

The news was confirmed by the councilor of the district where he resided. Shakespeare, Jayne Innes, who said the man died Thursday last week at the same hospital where he was vaccinated. “He was a much loved figure. The best tribute to Bill is to get vaccinatedHe told local media.

The namesake of the English poet and playwright was immune to the Pfizer-BioNTech A little after Margaret Keenan, 91, said the first woman to be vaccinated against coronavirus.

According to the advisor, the man I work in Rolls Royce and he was also principal of two schools: Allesley Elementary School Yes Coundon Court School. He had been a parish councilor for 30 years, 20 of which he was president of the same forum.

“He was such a lovely man and he had a real commitment to making his city better. During the imprisonment he could be seen walking among trees planted by him and his colleagues at Allesley in the 1980s, ”Jayne reminded the BBC.

“Bill was a long-time activist, so I was delighted to be able to help everyone get vaccinated so that we can get back to everything we enjoy in life, ”he added.

By the time of receiving the vaccine, it turned out that he was actually called “William Shakespeare“And it was from Warwickshire, just like the English playwright and poet, but this was later denied by local authorities.

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