King Charles has extended heartfelt condolences to the people of Myanmar in the wake of a devastating earthquake that has caused significant destruction and loss of life.
The Monarch, who has recently been recuperating after a short hospital stay on Thursday, where he underwent treatment for side effects related to his ongoing cancer therapy, is currently residing at Highgrove Estate in Gloucestershire.
In a poignant message shared through the official social media channels of the King and Queen, Charles expressed his sorrow: “To the resilient people of Myanmar, my wife and I were profoundly shocked and saddened to learn of the devastating earthquake that has struck your nation. The tragic loss of lives, coupled with the destruction of countless homes, buildings, and livelihoods, deeply pains us. Furthermore, the damage inflicted upon sacred pagodas, monasteries, and other revered places of worship is particularly heartbreaking.”
He acknowledged the ongoing struggles faced by the citizens of Myanmar, stating, “I recognize that the people of Myanmar have endured so much hardship and tragedy over the years. Your extraordinary resilience and spirit in the face of adversity have long inspired admiration.”
In closing, the King offered his deepest sympathies: “At this incredibly difficult and heartbreaking time, my wife and I extend our sincerest condolences to all those who have suffered the immeasurable loss of loved ones, homes, and their cherished livelihoods. We stand in solidarity with you in your time of need.”
