British authorities will take emergency measures to prevent chaos in the British capital with the appearance of hundreds of thousands of Britons in the event of the queen’s death. “.
“Although the 95-year-old queen is in good health,” the documents that the publication managed to get acquainted with reveal the level of planning for such an event, which is constantly updated to reflect the changing situation.
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Queen Elizabeth II is the longest-serving monarch of all time and even in the tenth decade of her life rarely misses important kings …
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One of the documents warns of the worst-case scenario, in which London will initially be “full to the brim”. Special services officers will be on high alert due to a possible terrorist threat.
A few hours after the queen’s death, on a day implicitly called “D” day, the royal court will inform the prime minister, cabinet secretary and law enforcement officials of the monarch’s death. The flags will be flown on Whitehall Street in central London, the home of the British Prime Minister and a number of leading ministries. The royal family’s website will change color to black, mourning, and a brief statement will appear confirming the monarch’s death.
On Day D, the head of the British government will meet with the new king, who will then address the British people.
As previously reported, members of the British cabinet held a secret rehearsal of the government’s actions in preparation for 10 days of national mourning in the situation that will arise after the death of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II. They focused on preparing the authorities’ actions for the “D + 1” day, as the day after the monarch’s death is called. On this day, cabinet members must decide when the prime minister will make public statements about the mourning events.
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