Salman Khan Receives His First Shot Of COVID-19 Vaccine. See What He Tweeted
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Salman Khan was photographed entering Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital earlier on Wednesday
Salman Khan is the latest Bollywood celebrity to receive the first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. The actor, on Wednesday evening, shared a tweet to inform his fans that he got the first shot of the coronavirus vaccine today. Salman Khan was earlier in the day photographed entering Mumbai's Lilavati Hospital but more on that later. Here's what the actor wrote in his tweet after receiving the COVID-19 vaccination: "Took my first dose of vaccine today...." Salman Khan fans were curious after the actor was spotted arriving at the Lilavati Hospital in Bandra. He was dressed in a casual outfit and was wearing a mask as he was pictured outside the hospital. Took my first dose of vaccine today.... Received my first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine today at the BKC vaccine center.I want to congratulate Dr. Dhere and his entire team for doing such a wonderful job! I have so much love & respect for them & their hard work. Jai Hind! pic.twitter.com/LcSNoAsf0G See Salman Khan's tweet here:
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