This time, after Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, the future vice president of America was vaccinated by anti- Covid serum.
She took her first dose of Moderna on Tuesday (December 29) at the United Medical Center (UMC) in Washington. The scene was broadcast live on television to encourage people to get vaccinated.
Kamala Harris said after the vaccination, ‘it was easy’ and it was ‘relatively pain free’ and fast. He also thanked frontline healthcare workers, scientists, and researchers who made the moment possible.
On December 22, newly elected US President Joe Biden took the first of two doses of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. He received the vaccine in the state of Delaware. That scene was also broadcast live on TV.
After receiving the vaccine, Joe Biden said he took the vaccine to show people that it was "safe."
The coronavirus vaccine, invented by Pfizer and BioNTech, has been in use in the UK since December 6. The first to receive the vaccine was 90-year-old Margaret Kinan, and the first person in the United States to receive the vaccine was a nurse working in an intensive care unit (ICU). The nurse, Sandra Lindsay, was the first person in New York City to receive the vaccine at a live video event on December 14.