Prince Charles Fully Recovers from Coronavirus and Now Out of Self-isolation:
Prince Charles came out of self-self-isolation on Monday after being infected with the Coronavirus. A week before his corona investigation report came positive, after which he had confined himself. The royal spokesman has given information about this. The 71-year-old heir to the British throne found himself in self-isolation at the Queen's Balmoral Estate in Scotland after being tested by the National Health Service (NHS) in Aberdeenshire last week.
The royal spokesman said that Clarence House has confirmed today (Monday) that The Prince of Wales has now come out of self-isolation after consulting with his doctor. His Clarence House royal office has stated that the prince's health is now well and he was working from home, following government restrictions.
His wife and the Duchess of Cornwall were examined by Camilla, with the Duchess's report being negative and Prince Charles's report positive. The Prince then decided to keep himself in seclusion.
The royal couple was investigated last Monday, after which they flew in a jet to Scotland and have been staying there ever since. Clarence House said at the time that it is not possible to find out how Prince has been infected with the virus in recent weeks due to high engagements in his public works.
At the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, Prince Charles insisted on shaking hands instead of joining hands, for which he remained in the headlines of international media. But as soon as his investigation report came back positive, he decided to spend seven days in self-isolation confinement at Balmoral Estate.
Earlier, Buckingham Palace said that 93-year-old Queen Elizabeth II last saw her son on March 12 and that she is currently living in Windsor Castle with her 98-year-old husband Prince Philip.
Lockdown is being strictly followed in the UK as the death toll from this deadly virus has spread 1,228. So far 19,522 people have been infected with this virus.
