TRIBUN-BALI.com – The Queen of England urged the public to “think of others” and vaccinate Covid-19 when it gets the chance.
In a virtual conference with health leaders delivering the Covid-19 vaccine across the UK, the Queen was asked about her experience with getting the vaccine shot.
The 94-year-old queen and 99-year-old Prince Philip received their first injection of the Covid-19 vaccine, in January.
“Yes, as far as I can see it (the Covid-19 vaccine) is completely harmless,” answered the Queen with a smile as quoted by the BBC on Friday (26/2/2021).
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“It was very fast. And got lots of letters from people who were very surprised how easy it was to get a vaccine,” he said.
The queen, who rarely talks about her health, added, “It (injection) doesn’t hurt at all.”
Queen Elizabeth II later said she understood that a shot of the coronavirus vaccine could be a “difficult” experience for some, but urged everyone to “think about others, rather than thinking about yourself.”
The virtual conversation between the Queen and the head of health came after the minister in charge of the Covid-19 vaccine in Britain, Nadhim Zahawi, said that people were still unsure about the Covid-19 vaccine.
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About 11-15 percent of British people are doubtful about the Covid-19 vaccine, the majority of whom are black people and ethnic minority communities.
Several studies have also found that there are disparities in trust between poorer and richer regions.
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