Queen Elizabeth, 96, has struggled with mobility issues recently, and had to cancel participation in several events.
On Tuesday, he made a surprise visit to Paddington station in London to see the completed “Elizabeth line”. It wrote, among other things, newspapers Independent.
– We are all very touched and touched and grateful to Her Majesty that she came to pave the way for Elizabeth today. It’s amazing to see it, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said according to the paper.
OPEN TRAIN LINE: The new “Elizabeth Trail” runs from Reading and Heathrow to Shenfield in Essex and Abbey Wood in southeast London. Photo: Andrew Matthews / Photo Pa / NTB
Get out of the wheelchair
“In an exciting development, Her Majesty The Queen attended today’s event to mark the completion of the Elizabethan line,” a Buckingham Palace spokesperson told the PA news agency.
The queen stepped out of a wheelchair for the occasion, which she had been using occasionally recently, and preferred to use a cane.
The Queen’s participation had not been previously announced.
– The organizer was informed of the possibility he could participate, said a spokesman.
BLID: The queen is dressed in yellow from head to toe, and smiles during her visit. Photo: Andrew Matthews / Photo Pa / NTB
Health problems
On Friday, the queen appeared in public for the first time in two months. Exactly one week ago, he was absent from the opening of parliament for the first time since 1963.
The 96-year-old monarch has struggled with mobility issues.
During this year’s Easter, the Queen was absent from several events, and recently Buckingham Palace announced that she would also not be seen during the royal garden party season.
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