This will be the protocol when the queen dies

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LONDON, England.- Last Thursday, 92-year-old Queen Elizabeth missed an official ceremony held in St. Paul's Cathedral because she was indisposed, therefore , the spotlights they laid on the monarch, although according to it was said, the reason why did not arrive was a passenger uneasiness.

Yet in the United Kingdom they are all aware of which the monarch will die one day.

What attracted attention is that, because of the reasons or not for this indisposition of the monarch, the British government met in Whitehall to repeat the protocol that will be activated after his death.

The plan, known as "Operation London Bridge" was prepared for years by officials, but, according to The Times newspaper, it is the first time that the Government takes part in it

. the room where the emergency committee meets with the help of leaders such as the Minister of the Interior (Sjid Javid) or the Leader of the House of Commons (Andrea Leadsom), centered on the exercise dubbed "Castle Dove", refers to the steps to be followed during D + 1, being the first day after the death of the queen

It discusses the duration during which the prime minister will wait to announce the sad news, the protocols for ev The filtration to the press or the signing of the accession to the throne of the new king and head of state.

When Isabel II dies, his personal secretary will call the Prime Minister and she will say the following message: "London Bridge is down" (the London Bridge fell). The news will be shared with other Commonwealth countries and then with the Press Association, the UK's largest news agency.

The remains of Queen Elizabeth II will remain exposed for five days in the hall of Westminster Abbey . The national mourning will be 10 days. His son, Prince Charles, will ascend the throne a few hours later but his coronation will be celebrated only three months after the day of death. The first days of his schedule will travel to Scotland and Wales to show that they are part of his kingdom.

Isabel has been Queen for 66 years and has survived thirteen British Prime Ministers. Perhaps to get rid of the gaffe of the government meeting, the tabloids shortly after issued a new proof of her queen's strength: that Isabel II refused to undergo knee surgery to miss any of his public acts.

at almost 300. It's hard to imagine the Buckingham Palace with another tenant. A king – the next three are predictable men – not a queen.