British Queen Elizabeth Will participate Anniversary Serving at the monument in London on Sunday, this was her first face-to-face public event since she was advised to rest after spending the night in the hospital last month.
The oldest and longest reigning monarch in the world was admitted to the hospital for an “preliminary investigation” due to an unspecified disease. Since then, he has missed the COP26 climate conference and Saturday night commemoration of national war victims and other activities.
Although some people photographed the queen greeting dignitaries online, the royal family said that the 95-year-old was determined to appear in front of the monument in person. The royal family members, together with key members of the government, the army, and veterans, commemorate those who lost their lives. Their lives are in conflict.
Held on the Sunday closest to November 11th to commemorate the end of World War I, the Queen’s scene at the annual event is one of the iconic images of her 69 years of reign: bowing her head and wearing Black clothes and show a red poppy.
On Sunday, she will watch the ceremony on the balcony of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in central London, while her son and heir to the throne, Prince Charles, will lay a wreath on her behalf.
Elizabeth is the queen of 15 other countries including Australia, Canada and New Zealand. She will attend the event for the first time since her death with her husband Prince Philip for more than seven years earlier this year.
