London, Europe Brief News – Buckingham palace has confirmed that the Queen Elizabeth will continue to work on Light duties this week despite suffering from the Covid-19. Light duties can include the reading of state papers that she read almost everyday.
Daniela Relph, Royal Correspondent said “The mood at Windsor Castle is one of caution and no major cause for alarm”.
The Queen will keep doing her usual activities at Windsor Castle but the Queen’s medical team is set to keep a keen eye on her since she is not as healthy as she was last year.
The Prince of Wales also found out positive for Covid-19 virus exactly two days after he met the Queen at Windsor Castle. Not only the Prince but reportedly a number of other people have also tested positive at Castle.
Queen does not have any scheduled engagement with anyone for the course of the whole week but it is likely that she will postpone the video meetings if there were any planned.
On the other Hand, A short trip to Denmark by the Duchess of Cambridge is set to take place as planned for the time being.
The Queen who will be celebrating her 96th Birthday in April received her first covid-19 Vaccine in January last year. The Queen’s medical team claim that she has received all her follow up Booster Jabs after that.
She is believed to be triple vaccinated and doctors expect that a team of Royal Physicians will now be making antiviral treatments available for her.
Head Of Medical Team To Take Charge
More importantly, Professor Sir Huw Thomas, Head of the medical team at Queen’s place will be taking charge from now on.
As the news Broke out Regarding the Queen’s positive test, a prominent personality In the UK wished her a speedy recovery from the Virus. Those personalities also include UK’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Labour Leader Sir keir Starmer.
The news on Queen’s positive test comes out as Boris Johnson is about to make a huge announcement for the people of UK as his conservative government has already decided to take off all the domestic restrictions, even the legal requirements to self isolate.
Now the Prime Minister is set to meet the cabinet before making any decision in parliament on easing the overall domestic restrictions in the UK.
