October 13, 2021
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Queen Elizabeth seen using walking stick at public event

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday was seen using a walking stick for support as she arrived at a service at Westminster Abbey…reports Asian Lite News.

The 95-year-old had previously been seen using a walking stick in 2003 and 2004 after a knee operation.

Elizabeth, Britains longest-reigning monarch, has generally enjoyed good health during her time as head of state. She was briefly in hospital in 2013 with symptoms of gastroenteritis.

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