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Queen Elizabeth and husband Philip receive Covid-19 vaccinations 0
Britain’s Queen Elizabeth and her husband Philip have received vaccinations against Covid-19, Buckingham Palace said on Saturday.
“The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh have today received Covid-19 vaccinations,” the palace said in a statement. The Queen is 94 years old and Philip is 99.
A royal source said the vaccines were administered by a household doctor at the queen’s Windsor Castle residence, adding that she made the news public to counter any speculation.
(REUTERS)