Pele received the first jab of vaccine against COVID-19 Image source: Twitter
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COVID-19 vaccine: Brazil legend Pele receives the first jab

Brazil’s football legend Pele received the COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday

Akshay Badwe

Brazil’s football legend Pele received the COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday.

Pele on his Instagram wrote, “Today is an unforgettable day - I received the vaccine! The pandemic is not over yet. We must keep discipline to preserve lives until many people have taken the vaccine. Please continue to wash your hands and stay home if possible. When you go out please don't forget your mask and maintain social distance. This will pass if we can think of others and help each other.”

Pele has self-isolated at his house in Sao Paulo, Brazil since the beginning of COVID-19 outbreak. Brazil is one of the worst countries in the world which has witnessed 2,55,000 people losing their lives amid the pandemic.

On the other side, Pele’s public appearances has been limited from past years amid deteriorating health conditions. He is seen taking the help of a walker or on a wheelchair whenever he does make an appearance.

Pele is regarded as the greatest football player. The winner of three World Cups in 1958, 1962 and 1970 is one of the most successful players in sports.

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