Vikrant Shekhawat : Jun 11, 2023, 01:20 PM
UK News: What will happen to someone if he stands for hours wearing woolen clothes and cap under the open sky in such a scorching heat? He will fall unconscious. His condition will worsen. The same happened in Britain. Amidst the scorching sun, three soldiers fell unconscious in front of Prince William. He had put on a woolen dress and a bear skin cap in the 30 degree Celsius temperature. Suddenly three soldiers fell on the ground one after the other.In such a scorching heat, where a person gets sweaty even after wearing a shirt and pants, these soldiers had to stand for hours wearing thick clothes and woolen caps like winter. Due to this his condition worsened and he fell down in front of the prince. According to a report, they were parading in front of Prince William for the annual Trooping the Color Parade. This was the last parade of rehearsal. During this, three soldiers fainted. Prince William tweeted. He wrote that many thanks to every soldier who participated in the rehearsal today even in such heat. You all did a really great job even in difficult times.
💂 At least three British royal guards collapsed during a parade rehearsal in London ahead of King Charles' official birthday as temperatures exceeded 88 degrees Fahrenheit pic.twitter.com/V0fLjROoD5
— Reuters (@Reuters) June 10, 2023
Three soldiers fainted one after the otherPrince William tweeted another. In it, he wrote that a lot of hard work and preparation goes into organizing such an event. It is a credit to all those who take part in it. Especially in today's circumstances. A soldier had fallen unconscious. But despite this he was trying to get up. He was getting ready to take part in the parade by getting up from the back. After he fell, the medical team rushed to help him. According to the BBC, the UK Health Security Agency has issued a heatwave alert for South England. A rehearsal parade was taking place for the Trooping the Colour.Conducting the Colonel's Review of the King's Birthday Parade today. The hard work and preparation that goes into an event like this is a credit to all involved, especially in today’s conditions. pic.twitter.com/IRuFjqyoeD
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) June 10, 2023