Queen’s burning chapel II, who died at the age of 96. Elizabeth, It will be set up this Wednesday at the Palace of Westminster London, where hundreds of thousands of people are expected to pay their respects to the monarch in the coming days.
Starting at 14:22 local time (13:22 GMT), a funeral procession will carry the monarch’s coffin from Buckingham PalaceFrom Tuesday night it extends to the seat of the UK parliamentary chambers.
this king charles iii and other members of the royal family will be part of the funeral procession and they will walk behind the coffin of British rule for seventy years.
The coffin will be installed at the Palace of Westminster at 3 PM local time (14:00 GMT) and will be guarded 24 hours a day, day and night, by soldiers from units assigned to the Royal House.
Starting at 17:00 local time (16:00 GMT), the burning chapel will open to the publicClose to 400,000 people are expected to visit by next Monday, when Elizabeth’s funeral will take place.
30 hour queues
That’s why the UK’s Minister of Culture, Michelle Donelan, Queues are expected for “up to 30 hours” to see Elizabeth’s burning chapel. It will be installed at the Palace of Westminster, who died last week at the age of 96.
For this reason, he stressed that the Government expects “extremely long queues of up to 30 hours” and added: “Thousands” of people will attend the venue. “It won’t be 30 hours for everyone,” he explained, but asked those who came to be “totally prepared.”
Donelan stressed the authorities are doing everything possible to make people “as comfortable as possible”Although the British television network has advocated the need to be “open” with the population so that they can “make clear decisions”, according to the BBC.
In this sense, he detailed that some institutions such as the Tate Modern and Shakespeare’s Globe will “light up their buildings with pictures of the queen”, while cafes and bars will offer access to drinks and facilities. In addition, 500 portable toilets were placed along the route.