While the health of Charles, who has been diagnosed with cancer, remains tight-lipped, palace officials appear to be revising plans for Operation Menai Bridge, the King’s funeral operation.
In fact, a source close to Karolos commented to the Daily Beast that his health progress is not encouraging: “He is determined to beat cancer and everyone has fallen on him. Everyone remains optimistic, but he is really, really sick. More than they let on.”
Of course, palace officials regarding the renewal of plans for his funeral speak of a formal procedure that is not connected to the course of the Monarch’s health.
Serious pancreatic cancer
It is recalled that King Charles has never revealed what cancer he is suffering from, but admitted that it was not prostate cancer, which is one of the most treatable forms of the disease.
However, a few weeks ago a high-ranking official reported to “In Touch” that Karolos is suffering from pancreatic cancer and that he only has two years to live.
“King Charles is much sicker than the Palace is letting on. And he is simply unable to manage his turbulent family, the crown’s business interests and fulfill the daily duties of the monarchy,” a member of his inner circle revealed in early March. In addition, he emphasized that “His cancer is eating him alive.” He is very weak. The situation is desperate.”
“Operation Menai Bridge”
“Operation Menai Bridge” will involve familiar protocols. When the monarch dies, Charles’ body will be moved from the throne room to Buckingham Palace, to Westminster Hall. He will be laid to rest with honors and his official funeral will be held nine days later. He will most likely be buried at Windsor Castle.
