Queen Elizabeth II felttired“After catching Covid in February, the soon-to-be 96-year-old monarch was revealed during a videoconference where she was talking to British caregivers mobilized during the pandemic. According to Buckingham Palace, Elizabeth II tested positive for COVID in February and presented, “mild symptoms,

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virus makesVery tired and tired, isn’t it?“, she said while speaking to Asif Hussain, a former Covid patient, at the virtual opening of a care unit of his name at the Royal London Hospital in the British capital on Wednesday. ,

Even before Covid took hold, the sovereign had significantly diluted his agenda since a night of hospitalization in October, the nature of which had never been revealed. She has retreated since the start of the pandemic at Windsor Castle, about forty kilometers from London, and is now struggling to keep up.

Last week, she attended a religious ceremony to pay tribute to her husband, Prince Philip, who had died a year earlier, marking her great return to her subjects after months of absence.

At the end of the meeting with the caregivers, Elizabeth II discussed with the construction team who set up a care unit in a few weeks to deal with the increase in the number of patients. ,It’s interesting, when something important happens, everyone works together. It’s wonderful, isn’t it?“, He said.

Staff in Britain’s public health system, the NHS, have been under pressure during the pandemic, with long shifts, stuffy equipment and the risk of catching the virus and infecting their families.

According to official figures, some 33,000 NHS medical staff resigned between July and September 2021, with around 7,000 looking for a better life balance. This is almost double from the last quarter of 2019, just before the pandemic.