British Queen Elizabeth II held audiences via video link from Windsor Castle a day after the monarch complained about mobility issues during her first in-person official engagements.
According to the Buckingham Palace on Twitter, the Queen held audiences via video link from Windsor Castle.
“As they take up their roles as Ambassadors, HE Mr Jukka Siukosaari from Finland and HE Mr. Manar Dabbas from Jordan, both presented their ‘Credentials’ to Her Majesty remotely from Buckingham Palace”, the palace tweeted with photos.
Earlier, the Queen complained about mobility issues, as she carried out her first in-person official engagements since fears emerged that she could have contracted coronavirus last week.
In video footage released of the 95-year-old monarch receiving two senior Royal Navy officers at her Windsor Castle residence, she could be heard remarking "as you can see, I can´t move" as she stood while holding a walking stick.
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