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Prince Philip is buried in the Royal Vault of Windsor Castle on this day. Ratu Elizabeth II also appeared to be present at the funeral and sat alone near her late husband. What is the reason Queen Elizabeth is sitting alone?
As reported by CNN.com, Sunday (17/4/2021), Queen Elizabeth II was reportedly sitting alone when the funeral procession took place in the chapel of St George. It turns out that Queen Elizabeth’s reason was because the royal family strictly adhered to British COVID-19 regulations during Prince Philip’s funeral.
On this basis, Queen Elizabeth II ended up sitting alone during religious services in order to comply with social restrictions. This rule also applies to the 30 other guests who attended Prince Philip’s mourning.
All guests who are not a household member must sit about 2 meters apart. Now, after almost 50 minutes of worship procession, Prince Philip’s body has been buried in the Royal Vault, Windsor Castle.
Queen Elizabeth II, who was present at the funeral, also said her last goodbye to her late husband, Prince Philip. The atmosphere of emotion was felt when Queen Elizabeth, who was dressed in black, mourned, with a black face mask cut in white, said her final greetings.
As is known, the death of Prince Philip, described by the royal family as leaving a ‘big void’ in Elizabeth’s life. Death is also said to have robbed the man whom Elizabeth referred to as a figure who showed ‘strength and endurance’.
The last funeral ever for a British royal was the mother of Queen Elizabeth II, who died in 2002 at the age of 101. But in contrast today, more than a million people thronged outside Westminster Abbey in central London to watch the grim parade.
The news of Prince Philip’s passing was previously conveyed directly by his wife, Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Philip is said to have died at the age of 99.
“It is with deep sorrow that Her Majesty the Queen announces the death of her beloved husband, Her Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Her Majesty died peacefully this morning at Windsor Castle. Further announcements will be made as the Royal Family joins people around the world to join forces. mourning his loss, “said Buckingham Palace.
Watch the video ‘Prince Philip’s Funeral Procession’:
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