British Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to go for the funeral of Prince Philip. This is reported by the Sky News TV channel with reference to the statement of the Dauning Street Representative.
Due to the limitations introduced due to coronavirus, only 30 people may attend the funeral. Johnson, in turn, wants to act completely in accordance with what is best for the royal family. “Therefore, it will not be present at the funeral on Saturday, so that it can make as many family members as possible,” the statement is noted.
Because of the pandemic COVID-19 Funeral of her husband’s British queen Elizabeth II Prince Philippes can pass without mass events. It was noted that all members of the royal family will not be able to attend the funeral. In addition, due to coronavirus restrictions in the funeral, the royal parties from other countries and the heads of the Commonwealth of Nations (states, in the past part of the British Empire) will be involved.
Prince Philip died on April 9 at the age of 99, without having lived two months before a century of anniversary.