Catching Covid after the vaccine - advice in five languages
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The Covid vaccine programme in England has prevented around 60,000 deaths and an estimated 22 million cases, experts have said.
More than 47 million people in the UK have now had their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine - but some people are still testing positive despite having both shots of the vaccine.
BBC Asian Network is helping the South Asian community to understand why this happens and why it is still important for you to get vaccinated. Here's advice in five South Asian languages: Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati, Tamil & Sylheti.
Urdu
Dr Anita Raja explains in Urdu why vaccinated people are testing positive for coronavirus
Punjabi
Dr Dilsher Singh explains in Punjabi why vaccinated people are testing positive for coronavirus
Gujarati
Dr Salim Modan explains in Gujarati why vaccinated people are testing positive for coronavirus
Sylheti
Dr Abdul Mannan explains in Sylheti why vaccinated people are testing positive for coronavirus
Tamil
Dr Archana Sasitharan explains in Tamil why vaccinated people are testing positive for coronavirus