Coronavirus / First man to receive a coronavirus vaccine William Shakespeare has died of an unrelated illness in UK

Coronavirus: The second person to take the first dose of the corona vaccine in the world died due to unknown disease in the UK. According to British media reports, 81-year-old William Bill Shakespeare died on 20 May. He was the first male beneficiary in the world to take the Corona vaccine on 8 December last year. Before that, 91-year-old Margaret Keenan was given the vaccine.

William was vaccinated at the University Hospital Coventry and Warkwickshire last year. William had vaccinated Pfizer-Biontech. William was given the first Pfizer-BioNtech vaccine dose at the same hospital soon after 91-year-old Margaret Keenan, the world's first person to receive a vaccine.

After the death of William, who was a councilor, his wife Joy issued a statement saying that William was very proud to have received the first vaccine. He said in the statement, "Bill was very grateful to be one of the first to receive vaccine worldwide."

Shakespeare was the father of two children and the grandfather of four children. He lived in Brownshill Green. According to CoventryLive's report, Bill died of illness at the same hospital where he had undergone his vaccine.

Shakespeare's friend Jane Innes said that he died on Thursday. He said that Corona's vaccine is the best tribute to Bill.