- The queen of the United Kingdom and the other Commonwealth realms plans to self-isolate until after easter
- The 93-year-old monarch will be moving to the Berkshire royal residence a week earlier than usual
- She’ll be keeping a reduced household amid coronavirus concerns.
Queen Elizabeth will be moving to Windsor Castle and keeping a reduced household according to the Daily Mail.
She will stay there beyond the Easter period follow Government guidance on coronavirus.
The 93-year-old head of state move to her Berkshire royal residence will happen on Thursday, which is one week earlier than she used to for Easter Court.
The WHO and several health bodies have urged the older people, particularly, to self-isolate, as the symptoms of the deadly bug are severe for the elderly.
Elizabeth II will be celebrating her 94th birthday next month, which more than puts her in the category of the elderly.
Several events the Queen was scheduled to attend have been cancel or postponed, according to a statement by Buckingham Palace.
