In Windsor Castle, On Sunday, 95-year-old Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has tested positive for COVID-19 inside Buckingham Palace. She is suffering from common cold symptoms.
The Queen is facing mild cold-like symptoms and the monarch is expecting to perform the light duties from the coming few days.
As per the statement provided by Buckingham Palace, “She will continue to accept medical attention as well as will follow all the appropriate guidelines.”
Additionally, the eldest son of the Queen and heir, also known as the Prince of Wales, was affected by the COVID-19 infection on 10 February. After a gathering, his mother got infected on 8 February.
It has been identified that the majority of the individuals getting affected by the COVID-19 variant at the Windsor Castle nearby the Queen’s room.
On Sunday, the Castle released a well-wishing notice from Britain’s Queen to the Great Britain Curling teams.
Along with this, the present guidelines for the people who has been tested positive for the COVID-19 infection in England have to self-isolate themselves for ten days, with the opportunity to end the quarantine for a maximum of two consecutive days negative lateral flow tests on days six and seven.
Currently, she praised the teams, and she mentioned “Outstanding Performance” at the Winter Olympics, which directed to the women securing a gold medal and the men silver.
She further added I know that your local communities, as well as the individuals in all over the United Kingdom, will join me in sending our good wishes to you, your coaches and the friends and family who have supported in your great success.”
Furthermore, the Prime Minister named Boris Johnson mentioned that he was “sure I speak for everyone in wishing Her Majesty The Queen a swift recovery from Covid and a rapid return to vibrant good health.”
