Queen Elizabeth II resumes activity remotely, following COVID-19 infection

Queen Elizabeth II resumes activity remotely, following COVID-19 infection
Tuesday 1 March 2022 - 22:42

Queen Elizabeth II held two meetings by videoconference this Tuesday, as she canceled some of them last week, following her Covid-19 infection, Buckingham Palace announced.

The 95-year-old Queen spoke by videoconference with the new ambassadors of Chad, and Andorra from Windsor Castle where she resides.

Last week, The UK’s Queen canceled similar planned meetings with diplomats, including an in-person diplomatic reception scheduled for Wednesday in Windsor that was canceled on advice from the Foreign Office.

According to the palace, the Queen has mild cold-like symptoms, pointing out the Queen had contracted Covid-19 on February 20, according to the British Royal Palace.

​​On February 6, Elizabeth II celebrated 70 years on the British throne, noting that four days of festivities are planned in the UK to celebrate this by June.

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