British Prince Philip dies

LONDON (Reuters) - Prince Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, the longest-serving Royal Consort in British history, has died at the age of 99. The tweet said: "We are deeply saddened to announce that the Queen's husband, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, has passed away." The Royal Family's tweet states that Prince Philip's Sudden death occurred this morning (April 9) at Windsor Castle

It was said that the royal family shares in this hour of grief with all the people of the world in this mourning. The tweet further said that more announcements in this regard will be made later. After the death of Prince Philip The existing flag has been lowered. In addition, the headers and profile photos of all social media accounts linked to the British royal family have been changed due to the death of Prince Philip. They were married in 1947 and had the longest relationship in British history. They had been in critical condition for the past two months and were admitted to hospital in February this year. However, their condition did not improve. He was rushed to another London hospital to avoid complications of a premature heart attack. A statement said Prince Phillips had traveled to the hospital by car for a routine check-up. The doctor had advised him to be admitted to the hospital. The statement confirmed that Prince Phillips was due to old age. Prince Phillips and his wife, the 94-year-old Queen of Great Britain, were already out of Buckingham Palace due to the Corona epidemic and were staying at the Royal Palace in Windsor. Prince Phillips had been hospitalized several times before due to ill health. Prince Phillips was celebrating his 100th birthday in June this year and he has been the king since 2017 due to his advanced age.