Queen Elizabeth, who has been advised by doctors to rest and avoid official visits for at least two more weeks, is in very good shape, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said today, speaking to the 95-year-old monarch this week.
There has been concern about the health of the Queen, the world's oldest and longest-serving monarch, since she canceled a number of scheduled visits and spent a night in hospital for an unknown reason, which is not linked to COVID. -19.
This was also the first time the queen remained in the hospital for years.
Johnson, who communicates with the Queen every Wednesday for her weekly update, told Channel 4 today that during their last conversation he found her in very good shape. “She just has to follow the advice of her doctors and rest and I think that is the important thing. I think the whole country wishes her well “.
Elizabeth is resting at her residence in Windsor Castle after her one-day hospitalization ten days ago.
The British monarch, who is known for her good health and despite her age, performs her public duties, canceled a trip to Northern Ireland and her visit to the COP26 summit on climate change in Glasgow next week. where he was scheduled to address world leaders in person.
Buckingham Palace has announced that Elizabeth will not be attending a major event on November 13 hosted by a British Army charity at the Royal Albert Hall, but has a “clear intention” to attend the veterans' memorial service on Sunday 14 November, an event of great importance to her.
A palace source has announced that the queen is in a good mood and that she has recorded on video a greeting to the participants in COP26.
Further rest is a “prudent prevention”, according to the same source.
