The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince William, and Kate Middleton have been all over the place lately. Starting from the Liverpool visit this year, all the way through their Shaping Us campaign to visiting schools in Bosnia up until flexing their physique with their Polar Explorer, the couple has done it all. Not to forget this is just the second month of the year and the royal couple has got countless such engagements throughout the calendar to render off their duties as the future King and Queen in waiting.
The internet and social media work as a perfect way to communicate and put those ventures out in public. For the royals, it is especially to create the same sense of responsibility and duty among each other. And Wales has been doing it actively through their social media handles on Twitter and Instagram. A few hours ago, the official account once again shared its latest upload and it is one to celebrate about.
We are thinking of all the communities who have been affected by the devastating weather events in Aotearoa New Zealand. As ever, we are in awe of the valiant efforts of emergency responders risking their lives to help those in danger.
Kia haumaru koutou katoa.
W & C
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) February 15, 2023
The latest tweet from Wales is a heartfelt condolences message to those who have been affected by the severe weather conditions in Aotearoa, New Zealand. The Kensington Palace wrote, “we are in awe of the valiant efforts of emergency responders risking their lives to help those in danger.” They further asked everyone in New Zealand’s native Maori language, to stay safe. “Kia haumaru koutou katoa” it read. The message was concluded with the initials of the couple, with W & C representing William and Catherine, respectively.
🇳🇿 Anne cancels a trip to a military camp in the badly affected north and visits a crisis centre in the capital instead ⤵️ https://t.co/7Jmi9af0Pt
— The Telegraph (@Telegraph) February 15, 2023
For the unversed, a catastrophic cyclone, Cyclone Gabrielle, has befallen the Kiwis for the past few days affecting lives and livelihoods for days on end. Nonetheless, there have been relentless rescue operations at the spots hit by the cyclone. Help from neighboring states has also arrived.
Prince William and Kate Middleton shared the message after Princess Anne’s royal visit to the crisis center
The previous day, Princess Anne paid an official visit to the cyclone-hit site to check up on the people who have suffered. Princess Royal arrived in Wellington yesterday. She met with the cyclone response staff at the National Crisis Management Centre as her four-day visit to Aotearoa began.
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