Coronavirus: the secrets to avoid the infection of the Queen
The isolation of the Queen Elizabeth II to Windsor Castle. A distancing from public life which, as we have already had occasion to tell you, has already seen the cancellation of the agenda of commitments His Majesty indefinitely and could, in the opinion of some commentators, see an isolation of the Queen sine die.
The question is not superfluous considering the fact that, daily, she is surrounded by the numerous people, about 24, of her staff for the management of the spaces of the Castle, each of which could be a way of contagion for her and Prince Phillip who in June will make 99 years old.
According to what reported on The Sun, the strategy adopted to ensure the Queen's health would be linked to an important staff shift. The staff are called to work for three weeks and then spend three weeks of rest, one of which, the last one, being quarantined. Before returning to service, all staff are then swabbed.
A sort of cord of health protection that has already been renamed by the Master of the Household (a sort of high profile butler) as the Bubble of the Ship of Her Majesty.
And who knows if this new and proven working method will not allow the Queen to allow her usual summer transfer to Balmoral?
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