Thousands of Britons will pass through the burning chapel this Thursday It was placed at the Palace of Westminster in London. Last Good Bye II. Isabellawho has been its queen for the past seventy years.
they are waiting kilometer queues To access the headquarters of the UK parliament chambers, where the remains of the monarch, who died at the age of 96 last Thursday, will rest until next Monday, when his state funeral is held.
London authorities laid the groundwork to host a meeting. Queue up to 16 kilometers When the funeral chapel opened on the south bank of the River Thames on Wednesday afternoon, the queue was about 4 kilometers long, according to live tracking provided by the Ministry of Culture.
Mobile toilets were installed and mobilized along the route. 1,500 Army personnel cooperate in the organization of the big event. In addition to volunteers from the Red Cross and nearly 600 health professionals from the British healthcare system, around 180 members of the non-profit organization Samaritans are ready to offer “emotional support” to citizens affected by the monarch’s death.