Reema Khan has received her first dose of COVID-19 vaccine in the US.
Taking to Instagram, Reema shared a video of herself getting the first shot. When asked that how is she feeling, Reema replied: “I’m fine.”
“Finally got the first COVID-19 vaccine dose,” she captioned the post.
Earlier, the film star also shared a video in which she said that she is going to get her first dose of COVID-19 vaccine and prayed that the vaccine is available in Pakistan soon.
“This is very important,” she said.
In the video, she also urged her followers to get vaccinated, not only for themselves, but for their loved ones as well.
Meanwhile, Imran Abbas lauded Reema for getting the vaccine, calling her a “pioneer”.
Reema lives in Washington DC with her husband Dr Tariq Shahab and son Ali Shahab. Due to coronavirus lockdown, Reema and her son were stuck in Pakistan. As soon as flight operations resumed, the two flew back to the USA in August.
According to Reuters, the first vaccine was administered in the United States in mid-December. Since then till the filing of this report, nearly 12.3 million doses have been given, out of 31.2 million doses distributed. The total includes 1.6 million people who have received both doses.
