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NOW EVEN ROYALS ARE UNSAFE AS PRINCE CHARLES TESTS POSITIVE FOR CORONA

Published On 26 Mar 2020 11:56 AM

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• Royal family gets it first case of corona in Prince Charles

• More than 414 deaths in United Kingdom

• Queen under tight security and surveillance

High level security, sanitised vehicles, clean surroundings and even after avoiding handshakes, the Prince of Wales has been infected by coronations. Prince Charles was diagnosed after seeing mild symptoms of covid 19. He along with....

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NOW EVEN ROYALS ARE UNSAFE AS PRINCE CHARLES TESTS POSITIVE FOR CORONA

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