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On the 15th (local time), Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom visited the Defense Science and Technology Research Institute (DSTL) and did not wear a mask. Reuters = Yonhap News
Queen Elizabeth II of England attended an external event after 7 months on the 15th (local time) and did not wear a mask. That is why the 94-year-old Queen is a high-risk group for the new coronavirus infection (Corona 19), but did not set an example in preventing Corona 19. The British government also recommends wearing a mask indoors.
According to Reuters and the BBC, the Queen visited the British Defense Science and Technology Institute (DSTL) in Porton Down, near Salisbury in southern England. Prince William, grandson and second in succession to the throne, acted as queen. The two obeyed the distance, but did not wear masks. The BBC said that all attendees had been pre-tested for Corona 19.
Local journalists said via their Twitter: “The virus is increasing and the country is heading towards a total lockdown. This is not a wise act by the royal family.” “Wouldn’t it be an example if the reserve queen and king wore masks?” The reverse reaction was shown.
Queen Elizabeth II and her assistants who visited the British Institute of Defense Science and Technology on the 15th (local time) did not wear masks. Reuters = Yonhap News
CNN’s US broadcast reported on the Queen’s schedule that day, criticizing that she “came out without a mask despite the virus spreading again,” and reported that “the royal family revealed that the queen decided not to wear a mask after consult medical personnel and scientists. ”
The queen left Buckingham Palace in London after the Crown spread on March 19 and lived at Windsor Castle. He returned to Windsor Castle on the 6th after spending a private summer vacation at Balmoral Castle, Scotland and the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk, Eastern England.
Meanwhile, according to World Omometer statistics, on the 16th (GMT), the cumulative number of confirmed cases in the UK was 670.3622, and the death toll was 43,293, ranking 12th in the world. In March, high-ranking people, including Queen Elizabeth’s son Prince Charles Windsor (71), and Prime Minister Boris Johnson (55), were also diagnosed with Crown 19.
Reporter Go Seok-hyun [email protected]
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