A spike in European countries has led to the positive test for Covid-19 by Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, Tasmanian.
‘Her Royal Highness is staying in isolation at Frederik VIII’s Palace at Amalienberg. A spokesperson stated that there is no evidence of other family members being infected.
The Royal House of Denmark received advice regarding infection detection from the Danish Patient Safety Authority in connection to their test results.
The Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, (pictured), has passed Covid-19.
“The Crown Princess will be kept in isolation until it becomes safe to do so again according to applicable guidelines.”
Denmark had to reinstate Covid-19 restrictions after the Omicron version took hold. This was in reaction to the soaring number of cases.
Schools and colleges had to be closed, but children under 10 years old were given instructions to go back to distant learning.
In a four-week long crackdown, bars and nightclubs were ordered to close at midnight.
Pictured: Princess Mary is seen isolating at Amalienberg Palace’s wing.
It is the first country in Europe to have children immunized against Covid-19. A booster shot program will be launched soon.
Crown Princess Mary, born in Hobart was married to Crown Prince Frederik at the Sydney 2000 Olympics.
Four children were born to the couple: Prince Christian and Princess Isabella; and twins Prince Vincent & Princess Josephine.
In December 2013, their son Prince Christian was positive for coronavirus.