Shortly after hours, Prime Minister Imran Khan was diagnosed with a new coronavirus, First Lady Bushra Bibi tested positive for Covid-19.
Special Assistant to the PM for Overseas Pakistanis Sayed Zulfikar Bukhari took to Twitter and wrote on his official Twitter account, “wishing our First Lady and PM Imran Khan a speedy recovery. May Allah give them both Shifa (health).”
Wishing our First Lady & PM @ImranKhanPTI a speedy recovery.
May Allah give them both shifa.Vaccines are safe & must be taken, #PMIK had his first shot just a day ago, before which he was exposed already.
Please do get yourself & loved ones vaccinated and fight the fake news! pic.twitter.com/kh7HvD2Qv5— Sayed Z Bukhari (@sayedzbukhari) March 20, 2021
Vaccines, he added, are healthy and must be taken. “Prime Minister Imran had his first shot just a day ago before which he was already revealed,” Bukhari said, advising people to get vaccinated and ignore false news.
Dr. Faisal Sultan, the Prime Minister’s Special Assistant on National Health Care, stated earlier that the premier had tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
Prime Minister Imran Khan was not fully vaccinated when he contracted the virus. He only got the 1st dose and merely 2 days ago which is too soon for ANY vaccine to become effective. Anti-bodies develop 2-3 weeks after 2nd dose of 2-dose COVID vaccines. #VaccinesWork
— Ministry of National Health Services, Pakistan (@nhsrcofficial) March 20, 2021
PM Imran was vaccinated against the virus two days prior to the announcement. He had, though, just received the first dose of the vaccine and not the second. Dr. Sultan went on to say that the prime minister is now isolating himself at home.
The Premier was “not completely vaccinated” when he contracted the disease, according to the Ministry of National Health Services. Only the first dose was given, according to the ministry, which is “too soon for any vaccine to become safe.”
Prime Minister Imran Khan was not fully vaccinated when he contracted the virus. He only got the 1st dose and merely 2 days ago which is too soon for ANY vaccine to become effective. Anti-bodies develop 2-3 weeks after 2nd dose of 2-dose COVID vaccines. #VaccinesWork
— Ministry of National Health Services, Pakistan (@nhsrcofficial) March 20, 2021
Antibodies against the virus produce 2-3 weeks after the second dose of the vaccine is given, according to the study.
