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British and international citizens alike can offer their condolences to the royal family on the death of Queen Elizabeth II. To do this, a special form was opened on the website of the royal family.
People are asked to write their words of condolence in an online form. Some of them will be passed on to Elizabeth's family.
Some messages will be passed on to members of the royal family and may be kept in the royal archives for posterity, the site says.
So now everyone can support the royal family, which is experiencing an important loss. To do this, you need to indicate your address and the city in which you live.
This is how the form looks like where you can leave words of sympathy.
The Queen of Great Britain has died: what known
- On the evening of September 8, it became known about the death of 97-year-old Elizabeth II. The Queen passed away at her beloved Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Members of her family also arrived there, because the day before, Her Majesty's health condition worsened.
- In the UK, a 10-day mourning for the Queen has already been announced. Vladimir Zelensky, Joe Biden and many other state leaders expressed their condolences. Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson admitted that it seemed to him that Elizabeth would live forever, so this news was very sad.
- The British began to bring flowers to Balmore to pay their last respects to the queen. At Buckingham Palace, despite the rainy weather, a huge crowd also gathered. People exclaimed “Hurrah for the Queen”, and then – “Long live the King”.
- The next king of Great Britain will be the son of Elizabeth, Prince Charles.
