On February 10, local time, the British royal family confirmed that Prince Charles in the United Kingdom tested positive for the new crown virus. According to a royal source quoted by the BBC, the prince met with the Queen of England in Windsor two days ago.
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Prince Charles, 73, tested positive for COVID-19 this Morning, the second time he has contracted the virus. In March 2020 he first contracted the coronavirus, but his symptoms were mild. His team said he now has three doses of the vaccine, but did not elaborate on whether he developed coronavirus symptoms this time.
In addition, the official Clarence Palace said that Princess Camilla tested negative for the new crown virus.
The night before, he and Camilla had met with Chancellor of the Exchequer, Si Sunak, at a reception at the British Museum.
But Buckingham Palace, citing medical privacy, has yet to confirm whether the Queen tested positive or negative.
Earlier this week, Charles held an ordination ceremony at Windsor Castle, where the 95-year-old Queen currently resides.
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