Prince William travels to New Zealand to honor victims of terrorist attacks

March 28, 2019

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The Duke of Cambridge might not be in London when his niece or
birth of the nephew – Prince William is due to visit New Zealand at the end of April,
who is saying the moment
The Duchess Meghan is due. The prince will act on
On behalf of
the Queen and will pay tribute to the victims of March 15 Christchurch
terrorist attacks, during which 50 people were killed and dozens of others wounded
An armed man entered two mosques in the city of New Zealand's South Island.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern asked
visit, which will also involve William meeting people affected by the attack.
The Kensington Palace claims that his trip will also see him "paying tribute to the extraordinary
compbadion and solidarity that the people of New Zealand displayed in
last weeks. "The exact dates of William's visit have not yet been announced,
but the palace says a complete itinerary and the program of William's visit will be revealed

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William's visit also means that he could miss the birth of
Baby Susbad ,
since Duchess Meghan is supposed to be expected at the end of April.

This is not the first time William has been to Christchurch.
after a tragedy. He traveled to the city
back in 2011 after a magnitude of 6.2
earthquake hit the area, killing 185 people. William has a long history
visiting New Zealand, what he also did
with Duchess Kate and Prince George in 2014 as part of her son's first royal tour.

"Our most sincere condolences. We are with you, "wrote Meghan in the Christchurch victims' condolence book last week. The Duke wrote "Arohanui" next to his signature, which means "best wishes" in Maori. Photo: © Ian Vogler / AFP / Getty Images

Last week,
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan Surprise
visit to New Zealand House in London at the request of the Queen. Both posed
bouquets in tribute to the victims, and signed the book of condolences put in place
The. They also met with the High Commissioner of New Zealand in the United Kingdom to discuss
the country's response to the attacks.

PHOTOS: Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry pay tribute to New Zealand victims