Queen British is in a state of medical care, British media: This is the severity that has never been seen before

According to the latest news from BBC, Buckingham Palace said on September 8 that because doctors worry about the health of the British Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen is undergoing medical supervision in Balmolleburg, Scotland.

The BBC pointed out that the rapid action of the royal family members highlight the seriousness of the problem. BBC said: "This is the severity we have never seen, because Buckingham Palace has previously cautious about any comments on the health of the Queen."

Buckingham Palace stated in a statement that after receiving further evaluation this morning, the Queen's doctor was worried about her health and suggested that she continue to receive medical supervision.

According to British media reports, the queen's eldest son, Prince Charles and his wife, Duke Correte Camilla, had been on the way to Balmolleburg, and the queen's Duke of Cambridge, the queen, would also go there.

The British "Sky News" stated that the Queen's daughter of the British Queen Annie has been in Balmolleburg, the other two sons of the Queen, the Duke of York, Prince Andrew and Earl Wessex, Prince Edward, and the Balmoelburg.

British Prime Minister Trasse said that "the whole country" was "deeply concerned" about the news. Tellas said: "My thoughts -and the thoughts of the British people -at this time with His Majesty Queen and her family."

According to the British media, after learning about the news, the British House Speaker Lindsen Hoyer interrupted a debate held in the Parliament, saying that he gave the queen the best wish. The British Opposition Labor Party leader, Sir, Sir Stana, expressed his concerns about the queen on Twitter. The first ministers of Scotland and Wales also paid attention to the Queen's health issues on social media and wishes.

British media said that after the relevant news came out, the official website of the British royal family was suspected of collapse.

According to reports, the Queen Queen appointed Tellas as the new British Prime Minister in Balmollburg this Tuesday, without holding a ceremony in London in accordance with the tradition.

Global Times

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