Sindh-born Kamla Das, who turned 100 during the height of the pandemic in Delhi last September, got her first shot of Covid-19 vaccine
New Delhi: Sindh-born Kamla Das, who turned 100 during the height of the pandemic in Delhi last September, got her first shot of Covid-19 vaccine in the city, her daughter said.
The centenarian, wife of late Maj Gen (retd) Chand N Das, got vaccinated on Thursday and said the jab was "totally painless".
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"My mother turned 100 during the pandemic and we held a three-day celebration from September 2-4 to allow guests to come, as large gatherings were not allowed then. My siblings were fearful that she could contract Covid-19, but we thought she has lived a good life and not everyone gets to see their 100th birthday. So, we made it a special one for her," her youngest daughter Jyotica Sikand said.
Born on September 3, 1920, Das was administered the vaccine at BLK Hospital here, a day after Brij Prakash Gupta, also born in 1920, had received his first shot of Covieshield vaccine at the same facility, a spokesperson of the hospital said.
