London: UK Queen Elizabeth Said that Covid-19 had left “one very tired and exhausted” as he spoke to health workers and a former patient about his experience of “this terrible pandemic”.
Britain’s 95-year-old monarch tests positive covid in February and was described as having mild, cold-like symptoms. She later returned to light duty.
the queen who is the guardian Royal London Hospitaltalked on a video call to National Health Service The workers at the hospital who helped build and run the 155-bed unit to cope with the growing number of patients needing help with breathing.
His conversation with the staff came as he marked the official opening of the Queen of Hospital Elizabeth Unit.
“It’s amazing, isn’t it, what can be done, when needed?” He said in comments released by Buckingham Palace late Sunday.
the queen spoke asif hussain, who were seriously ill with COVID-19 and who had lost family members to the virus. “It leaves one very tired and exhausted, doesn’t it, this terrible epidemic?” she told him.
Rani asked how the patients coped without seeing the family members. “It was obviously a very frightening experience,” she said.
Elizabeth, who turns 96 later this month, has cut engagements since being hospitalized for one night last October for an unspecified illness.
Britain’s 95-year-old monarch tests positive covid in February and was described as having mild, cold-like symptoms. She later returned to light duty.
the queen who is the guardian Royal London Hospitaltalked on a video call to National Health Service The workers at the hospital who helped build and run the 155-bed unit to cope with the growing number of patients needing help with breathing.
His conversation with the staff came as he marked the official opening of the Queen of Hospital Elizabeth Unit.
“It’s amazing, isn’t it, what can be done, when needed?” He said in comments released by Buckingham Palace late Sunday.
the queen spoke asif hussain, who were seriously ill with COVID-19 and who had lost family members to the virus. “It leaves one very tired and exhausted, doesn’t it, this terrible epidemic?” she told him.
Rani asked how the patients coped without seeing the family members. “It was obviously a very frightening experience,” she said.
Elizabeth, who turns 96 later this month, has cut engagements since being hospitalized for one night last October for an unspecified illness.