According to reports in the UK, where Prince William's young children and his wife Kate are studying, there are concerns that four students carry the virus

• Princes George and Charlotte // Photo Archive: IP

The Corona virus also did not miss the British royal house, which these days is mostly preoccupied with the affairs of the "Magasit". On Thursday, British media reported that the prestigious "St Thomas in Tressy" school where Prince George and his little sister Charlotte were studying was potentially exposed to the virus's carriers.

Four students at the school were sent to quarantine for real fear that they were carriers of the virus, although it is unclear if they were close to the heirs.

The school told the British Sun: "Like all schools, we take the potential risks associated with the Covid-19 virus (the scientific name of the virus) very seriously, so we fully comply with the government's instructions in case anyone suspects A team or student exposed to a virus or experiencing symptoms. "

The school is continuing its curriculum while the four suspected students are waiting at their home for test results.

Six-year-old George, who is in third place in the Crown's inheritance, began his studies at the institution two and a half years ago. His sister, the fourth in succession, began this year. The annual tuition is 19,000 pounds per year per student.

Across the UK, there are over 10 schools that have been partially or completely closed due to fear of the spread of the virus, and over 20 have sent some students and teachers to quarantine.