Vichai: Prince William and his wife travel to Leicester City to mourn the dead.

Prince William The Duke of Cambridge and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge traveled to Leicester City on November 28 to commemorate former club president Wichai Srivattanaprpa. Four people died in a helicopter accident at the King Power Stadium on October 27th.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge The two of them had a conversation with the Sriwattana family, including Mrs. Amornorn, Ms. Arun Rungdaeng, her daughter and her son Ayyawat. Vice President of the club Including hundreds of football clubs and footballers from Leicester City and Leicester

Reuters reported that the bouquets of both of them had a card written by hand. "For Mr. Wichai, who died in this tragedy, you will remember, we sincerely apologize to Leicester, William, and Catherine."

Leicester City said in a statement to the media. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge knew Mr. Vichai for his contribution to charity.

On this occasion, they both visited King Power Stadium and met with Mr. Vichai's charity delegation. He supported and improved the lives of the people of Leicester. He then traveled to the University of Leicester, where Mr. Wichai donated more than one million books to support medical research.

After the tragedy of October, Prince William As president of the Football Association of England or FA, there are statements about the helicopter crash at the Leicester City club.

"I address all my congratulations to the family and friends of Mr. Wichai Sriwattanaprapha and the victims of the Leicester City helicopter crash."

"I have been very fortunate to know Mr. Wichai for many years, as a dedicated business man, he contributes to the family and supports many important charities, and has made great contributions to football. Leicester City that allowed this miracle to happen in 2016 and sparked the imagination of the world. "

"It will be a memorial for football fans and all lucky to know it."

Preliminary investigation into the accident helicopter Mr. Wichai. Midnight C is a good thing. The British Air Accident Investigation Branch (AAIB) stated that the helicopter was not responding to pilots' orders. The helicopter starts to turn right, which is "parked" with the command that the pilot control pedal controls left. He added that the cause of the loss of control of the helicopter was being investigated.