According to news on the evening of June 24, local time, Anne, the eldest princess of the British royal family, is currently being treated in the hospital. She had to cancel all subsequent activities due to a concussion, including a visit to Canada. According to reports, Anne will remain in the hospital for observation for several days.
It is reported that the accident occurred while Princess Anne was walking near Gatecon Park Manor in Gloucestershire on the evening of the 23rd. It was speculated that her head was hit by a horse. What is known is that horses were nearby at the time of the accident, and her medical team said her injuries were consistent with a "potential impact" from being head-butted or kicked by one or more animals. "She seemed unable to remember exactly what happened due to the impact to her head."
An air ambulance was called and she was treated at the scene before being taken to hospital. She was accompanied to hospital by her husband, Sir Tim Lawrence.
It is reported that the 73-year-old Princess Anne has regained consciousness and feels comfortable after receiving treatment. Buckingham Palace expects a "full and rapid recovery."
However, some comments pointed out that since Annie may stay in the hospital for several days, it can be seen that her injuries are still relatively serious. "A concussion may only be a hit on the head, and the eyes will be blurred within a few minutes, but it may also cause more serious injuries." "The consequences are serious," royal expert Michael Cole said. "They're not taking any risks by keeping her in hospital. I haven't heard that she's been discharged from hospital in Bristol and maybe she will remain in hospital for a while." "Time."
Cole continued: "She is very strong and outspoken, very much like her father's daughter, and I believe she will overcome this. "But it's not a small thing. They don't send anyone to the hospital for no reason. . Just having her there shows that someone cares about her. She's probably at the perfect time to be properly evaluated, because concussions are no small thing at any age, but at 73, they can be serious. ."
This is the hospital where Princess Anne is currently located, the "southmead Hospital" affiliated with the North Bristol NHS Trust, which is about 45 minutes' drive from Anne's home.
Not long ago, Anne was praised as an "outstanding female rider" for her outstanding performance at the King's birthday celebration. The horse Anne was riding was a bit "unruly" and kept twisting its body, so much so that Prince Edward, who was riding beside Anne, became a little worried about his sister. But with decades of experience, Anne calmed the stubborn dark horse in just a few minutes.
Anne, who has long been regarded as a "royal model worker", will regret having to cancel a series of jobs, one of her former aides said.
The one who feels even more regretful should be her brother King Charles III. However, the 75-year-old king also immediately sent condolences to his sister, "The king has been paying close attention to this situation. He and the entire royal family Together we send our deepest love and blessings to the Princess and wish her a speedy recovery," Buckingham Palace's official explanation read.
It is reported that Anne will cancel 9 events. This workload is unmatched by other members of the royal family. Even if Princess Kate is not sick, her workload is far inferior to Anne.
The difference from Kate, who attracts attention every time she appears, is that Anne will rarely make "headlines" when she goes out, and she herself does not chase the spotlight and will not get angry because she is ignored.
And now Anne has to take a rest, which is undoubtedly worse for Charles. The royal family is already short of manpower, and now it is even more difficult. Charles himself needs to reduce his activities due to treatment. Kate has almost no scheduled activities this year. Although William will participate in activities, he still has to focus a lot on taking care of his wife and children.
