Prince William visits hospitals where Mrs. Kate Middleton was born

Prince William have returned to the hospital where his wife Kate Middleton was born for a gloomy anniversary.

It is five years since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, and the prince of Wales wanted to pay tribute to a health organization that helps staff and patients.

William, 42, visited Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading, England, March 5 to see the effects of the funds collected by NHS charities togetherwhich started an urgent appeal to handle the huge workload and necessary deliveries required by frontal personnel and volunteers as early as 2020.

The hospital where Princess Kate, 43, was born in January 1982 is also the place where the UK’s first Covid-19 victim died in March 2020.

NHS Survey organizations together, of which William is a protector, collected more than $ 19 million ($ 15 million) during the first five days of its appeal that began in March 2020.

William’s Office in Kensington Palace said that the funds are believed to have helped almost two -thirds of NHS staff with counseling, resting places and projects in society.

Prince and Princess of Wales Last visited the hospital in December 2020 During a trip of 1,250 miles around the UK to check in with Different communities When each area met the outstanding crisis.

An overwhelming 90 percent of the projects continue in hospitals such as Royal Berkshire, including Oasis Health and Wellbeing Center and Garden set up there.

William spent his time at the hospital on March 5 to tour the center and its garden and see the range of activities that help staff with his own health and mental health. He met some of those who have used the well -being center and open green space, as well as staff who worked at the hospital during the pandemic.

During his royal visit, William also saw some gripping reminders of the human cost of pandemic. Two of Health Trust’s employees, Dr. Peter Tun and nurse Julie Edward, died during the crisis and the trees have been planted in the garden in their memory.

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NHS Welcome Organizations Together, of which Kate is also a protector, also continued one of the country’s first long covid clinics, which look to help those suffering with the long-term effects of the disease.