At 93, Queen Elizabeth II is among those at risk. No question of losing your Majesty in the midst of a health crisis, "God save the Queen"! As a precaution, Queen Elizabeth II was exfiltrated from Buckingham and taken to Windsor on Thursday, according to the British daily The Sun.
"She is in good health but it has been deemed preferable to move her. Many of its staff are a little panicked about the coronavirus. The palace welcomes a constant flow of visitors, including politicians and dignitaries from around the world, "a royal source told The Sun. "The advisers believe that it is better to put it out of danger", continues the source
“Buckingham Palace is in the middle of London and also has more staff than other areas, so it is considered a much more dangerous place. (…) There has not yet been any specific fear or positive test, but nobody wants to take risks, ”explains the royal source. 100 people work in Windsor, against 500 in Buckingham. In the United Kingdom, this Sunday, the virus has already killed 21 people and infected at least 1,140 people.
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