Queen Camilla was involved in a minor car accident on Sunday while travelling through Newmarket, Suffolk. The incident occurred when another vehicle made contact with her official BMW as part of a royal convoy.
Fortunately, no injuries were reported, and the Queen continued with her engagements as planned. The collision was described as minor, with minimal damage to the vehicles involved.
Details of the Incident
The royal convoy was navigating through Newmarket when the collision took place. According to eyewitnesses, the other vehicle, which has not been publicly identified, made slight contact with the Queen's car. Security personnel swiftly assessed the situation, confirming that there was no cause for alarm.
A Buckingham Palace spokesperson later stated, "The Queen was unharmed, and the incident was resolved quickly. Her schedule remains unaffected."
Public Reaction and Safety Measures
Local authorities confirmed that the accident was handled professionally, with no disruption to traffic or public safety. Residents of Newmarket expressed relief that the incident was minor and that the royal party was unharmed.
Royal security protocols ensure that all vehicles in the convoy are equipped with advanced safety features, minimising risks even in such rare occurrences.
Queen Camilla was in Suffolk accompanying King Charles, who was attending a separate engagement in the area. The royal couple has been actively participating in public duties following the King's recent return to official engagements.
