After standing in the queue for several hours, they first got to see the Queen at one o’clock in the morning. That’s when Heeri wanted to take another look. Then he didn’t look at anything and took a place at the very back of the queue.
First Published Sep 19, 2022, 2:55 PM IST
Hundreds of thousands of people flocked to catch one last glimpse of Queen Elizabeth. Even when the four-day long public darshan ended at 6.30 am, people were jostling to find a place. Do you know who was the last person in the queue?
Chrissy Heary, from near High Wycombe, was the last person in the queue. Heeri sees this opportunity as a great blessing for him. The authorities ended the public darshan at 6.30 in the morning when the queue of people who were waiting to see the queen stretched for kilometers. Chrissy Heary is happy to be the last of them. Heeri bowed to the queen’s physical body twice.
After standing in the queue for several hours, they first got to see the Queen at one o’clock in the morning. That’s when Heeri wanted to take another look. Then he didn’t look at anything and took a place at the very back of the queue. And so again hours later at 6.30am she was the last person in the queue to join the Queen again. She later told the media that she was lucky and honored to meet the Queen twice. She said that even though it was a day of waiting for long hours, it was an unforgettable day in her life. She said that the Queen is an irreplaceable personality.
They stood in the queue for 14 hours. However, Heeri is still not ready to go home and rest. They are still in London to attend the Queen’s funeral. The number of people who came to see the Queen’s body for the last time is still uncertain. In any case, the streets of London have been crowded ever since the Queen died.
Last Updated Sep 19, 2022, 2:55 PM IST
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