According to the British "Sun" news, on February 10, local time, 73-year-old Prince Charles of Wales released a message through Clarence House that his new crown test results were positive, although he did not have any strong symptoms, but has begun to self-isolate, a few hours earlier, Prince Charles just participated in public activities with his wife Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, spoke to 350 people, and closely contacted a number of important guests. A day earlier, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had just announced that the UK was about to become the first developed country to defeat the new crown and would lift all epidemic prevention measures.
Clarence House said in a statement that this morning, the Prince of Wales' routine COVID-19 test result was positive and is currently self-isolating. His Highness is deeply disappointed at not being able to attend today's event in Winchester and will reschedule his visit as soon as possible.
(Prince Charles and Chancellor of the Exchequer, Richh Sunak)
On the evening of 9 February, Prince Charles and Camilla, the wife of Queen Consort, who had just been crowned Queen Consort by Queen Elizabeth II, came to the British Museum for a formal reception where he met with a number of guests, including The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, who had tested negative for COVID-19 in both Hineck and Camilla.
According to the current vaccination measures in the UK, fully vaccinated people (who have received three doses of the vaccine) do not have to quarantine even if they live with or have contact with the confirmed case, so the normal travel of Chinak and Camilla has not been affected.
On the 10th, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, after her husband became a confirmed case, still came to the port of Paddington in west London and met with the staff of a referral center according to the original plan. Referring to Queen Elizabeth II's commitment to Camilla's future queenship in her latest statement, Camilla said, "I feel very honoured, very honoured and very touched. ”
In March 2020, Prince Charles contracted the coronavirus after sitting across from Prince Albert II of Monaco during a meeting in London, and this time, he was infected with the new crown virus.
Just a day before the Crown Prince's infection, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced in the House of Commons meeting that as long as the number of daily confirmed cases and deaths continues the current downward trend, the Uk intends to cancel all epidemic prevention measures in late February, and the UK will soon become the first developed country to defeat the new crown.
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