The coronation ceremony of Charles III and his wife, Queen Consort Camilla, is scheduled for May 6 at Westminster Abbey in London, and the service will be conducted by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby.
The cost of the coronation of Charles III and his wife Camilla has risen to 250 million pounds. This was reported by Mirror insiders.
In particular, a large amount – around 150 million pounds – will be needed to accommodate thousands of police and security units. The rest will go towards organizing the ceremony and three days of celebration. As a result, the British will get an extra day off on Monday, May 8th.
Security will be needed not only on the streets, but also in the sky – they will adjust the schedule of air traffic, strengthen the security of officials at the landing sites of their planes. This was done over concerns that climate change protesters could target private jets.
The purpose of the massive operation is to prevent activists who aim to sabotage Coronation Day itself. Large numbers of armed officers, rooftop snipers and police drones are expected on the streets, monitoring people for suspicious activity.
SWAT will also be on standby as part of the UK’s fight against terrorism.
In addition, security expert Mark Scolar – who led security during the weddings of Prince William and Prince Harry – believes that the final security measure will be even higher.
Fixing the Queen’s coronation in 1953 cost Britain £1.57 million – around £47 million today.
It was previously reported that two carriages would be used for Charles III’s coronation ceremony.
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