Prince Charles, 73, contracted Corona virus for the second time and went into solitary confinement, according to his official statement at Clarence House. The regent’s first infection was at the beginning of the plague, at the end of March 2020, but he is now vaccinated three times.
The statement said the prince regretted not being able to attend a ceremony in Winchester today to inaugurate a statue in memory of a famous 13th-century local Jewish woman and said he would adjust the schedule to arrive again “as soon as possible”.
The heir to the throne and his wife, Duchess Camilla, attended the British Museum last night as part of a gala event hosted by the British Foundation in Asia, which Prince Charles set up in 2007 to promote poverty reduction in the south of the continent. Among the personalities the prince met, who was not wearing a mask, were the Minister of the Interior, Petal Priti, and the Minister of Finance, Rishi Sonak.
It has not been announced whether Prince Charles has also met in recent days with his mother, Queen Elizabeth II (95) who marks seventy years since her ascension to the throne.
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