Prince William and his wife Kate’s train journey has come under fire in Britain

The couple started in 2000. kilometers by royal train to thank the staff of the services that deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. On Tuesday, their train stopped in Cardiff, which became the second city visited by the royal couple.

Even before the arrival of Prince William and Kate, Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething told the BBC, the public broadcaster, that he would prefer that “no one make unnecessary visits.”

The couple who had visited Edinburgh the day before had received a rather cool reception from Scotland’s Prime Minister, Nicola Sturgeon.

The Home Rule Governments of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are responsible for the health policies of their territories and apply various restrictions to stop the spread of the coronavirus infection.

These include unnecessary travel bans between four areas of the UK: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

When asked if William and Kate should come to Wales, Gethhing said he was “not very interested or very interested”.

He later cautioned that people who claim to be “upset” by the current recommendations should not use the visit as an “excuse.”

According to N. Sturgeon, Royal House officials were informed of the restrictions in place for crossing the Scottish border.

“As expected, we have ensured that the Royal House is aware of all restrictions in place in Scotland,” he added.

The British government in London refrained from criticizing Queen Elizabeth II’s grandson, Prince William, and his wife, Kate.

A spokesman for Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the trip was “obviously a palace affair.”

The government has “clearly established” restrictions in an attempt to stop the spread of the coronavirus and is asking the public to respect them, he added.