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British Prince Philip is said to be "deeply sorry" for the injury sustained by a woman in a car accident in which he was involved more than a week ago, according to an article appeared in the Sunday Mirror.
Copy of a letter written by the 97-year-old Royal to Emma Fairweather, who broke her wrist when the Kia in which she collided collided with the Prince's Land Rover.
"I would like you to know how sorry I am in the accident … I can only imagine that I did not see the car arrive and I am very contrite about the consequences, "says the letter, signed by Philip in blue pen.
The accident, which left the Prince 's vehicle on the side, arrived near the royal residence in Norfolk, East of England, was ruled out. 39, a side street on a busy main street.
Philip was not injured during the accident of Jan. 17, while the driver of Kia cuts at the knee.
Fairweather, a Kia pbadenger, had complained to Sunday In the last weekend, Mirror said he did not receive an apology from the prince.
"I was a little shaken after the accident, but I was deeply relieved that none of you were seriously injured," said Philip in a letter dated January 21st. to this Sunday's report.
"I have learned since you had a broken arm, I am deeply sorry for this injury."
Philip, known for his frankness and drab jokes, retired from public life in 2017 and underwent a hip replacement surgery last April.
The accident caused what the Sun describes as Britain's "age-old debate" over whether and when older people should stop driving.
Images released on the weekend after the accident appeared to show that the Prince driving a replacement Land Rover Freelander was replacing his wife, Queen Elizabeth II. private estate of Sandringham.
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