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Prince William and Kate Middleton have sparked controversy by taking a trip from London to Norfolk amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Social media users accuse the royal couple of violating Level 4 rules imposed by the government to prevent the disease from spreading.
According to British media, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge reportedly made the 120-mile journey after their children’s Christmas school holidays began on December 11.
Richard Eden, a British journalist, tweeted: “I heard that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are among Londoners with country houses who left the capital before the Level 4 restrictions were announced. How lucky.”
But several Twitter users said that under the prime minister’s strict tier system, people living in Tier 3 areas, which London was up to this morning, were advised not to take non-essential travel.
“While it is not known exactly when Kate and William left London, both Level 2 and Level 3 strictly advise against moving outside of the area of residence, unless absolutely necessary,” wrote the UK Daily Express.
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