Plan for King Charles III’s funeral began the day after Queen Elizabeth II’s burial, says military

In a battle against prostate cancer, King Charles III, 75, has seen a significant worsening in his health. The information is from The Daily Beast website.

According to the website, a fYesterday close to the British royal family and military say that the king’s health is worrying and that, because of this, the details surrounding Charles III’s funeral have been updated frequently.

Friends close to the king, interviewed by the report in recent weeks, said that the most common response about Charles III’s health is that there is a somber and prolonged pronouncement: “It’s not good”.

With regular visits to London for radiotherapy treatment, the Daily Beast was told, for example, that not only are Charles II’s funeral plans regularly updated, but also that a document looks at what went well after the Queen’s funeral and what could be done better the next time a monarch dies – a kind of “lessons learned” crossed with a scorecard, the most esoteric of business analyses – is circulating on the streets of London.

The government department responsible for state funerals, the Cabinet Office, declined to comment on claims that the Operation Menai Bridge document – as Charles II’s funeral plan is called – is being updated regularly, but again emphasized that it does not Comments on such plans were routine.

Another point cited by the site is that family friends and insiders are genuinely distraught at the prospect that the UK could lose its king much sooner than anyone could imagine, but are trying to remain positive.

An old family friend, for example, told The Daily Beast:

Compounding the sense of gloom, several sources said authorities are now regularly reviewing copies of the several hundred-page “Menai Bridge” document.

It’s worth remembering that all members of the royal family have code words based on bridges to be used in their death. For example, Queen Elizabeth II’s death plan was the famous “Operation London Bridge”. The Menai Bridge is a dramatic suspension bridge that connects the island of Anglesey to the Welsh mainland and will feature King Charles II.

“ The Queen’s funeral went like clockwork and set a high standard. It’s not an emotional thing, it’s a job taken very seriously and, understandably, no one plans to be taken by surprise,” a source told the website.

Another source, who knows a senior official involved in planning the royal funerals, said:

“Of course they are looking at every aspect of the Menai Bridge. The Queen’s funeral went like clockwork and set a high standard. It’s not an emotional thing, it’s work that’s taken very seriously and, understandably, no one plans to get caught.”

The website also says that a military source told about the plans being kept under constant review, but that it would be “absurd to interpret anything” into this fact.

“This is just the ceremonial end. So you need a giant security operation because every VVIP on the planet is there. We’re talking everything from missile defense to protection against a lone wolf attack. The whole thing goes from flash to bang in less than two weeks, which means every aspect needs to be meticulously planned in advance. Serious planning for Charles’ funeral began the day after the Queen’s burial.”

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