Published 02:57 IST, April 12th 2020
Queen Elizabeth speaks of 'light overcoming darkness' in her first-ever Easter broadcast
Queen Elizabeth, in her first-ever Easter message, envigorated the people of the UK by saying, “Easter isn't cancelled; indeed, we need Easter as much as ever”.
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In a first-time-ever event, British monarch Queen Elizabeth II recorded a special Easter mess for people of United Kingdom who are struggling to overcome hardships of lockdown amid coronavirus pandemic.
In a heartfelt mess that was shared on official Twitter handle of British royal family, 93-year-old monarch me her first-ever public Easter dress. queen emphasised social distancing measures saying, “Easter will be different for many of us, but by keeping apart we keep ors safe.”
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Queen Elizabeth reassured people that " coronavirus will t overcome us" and sent a strong mess saying “As dark as death can be – particularly for those suffering from grief – light and life are greater”.
video has amassed over 512.5k views and nearly 20k likes as internet users poured in a slew of comments on queen’s powerful and encouraging mess amid tough times country has been battling toger.
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queen envigorated people of UK by saying, “Easter isn't cancelled; indeed, we need Easter as much as ever”, despite hardships surrounding occasion. Her recorded dress from Windsor castle comes as a boost to public morale as people are locked inside ir homes because of pandemic.
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Internet called her mess "hope"
Netizens appreciated Queen Elizabeth's words of cour and called her mess a ray of hope. “Thank you HMTQ for this msg. It’s truly appreciated. Hearing your voice is comforting. Thank you very much”, wrote a netizen. “Lord Bless you, what a beautiful & inspiring mess of hope, during se dark days. Stay safe. You bring inspiration to many”, wrote ar. “This American thanks Queen for this beautiful, much-needed mess of hope”, wrote ar Twitter user appreciating queen’s initiative.
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02:57 IST, April 12th 2020