Edoardo Mappelli Mozzi is set to be married to Prince Andrew’s oldest daughter in May.
Taking to Twitter Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi offered a brilliant advice in support of the elderly men and women who are more susceptible to death by the virus attack.
Calling on British supermarkets, the business mogul suggested that elderly shoppers be protected by offering them isolated shopping experience in malls.
Edoardo wrote: “A great idea just seen on Twitter. Would it be possible for the supermarkets to only allow elderly shoppers in first, so that they can shop before the rest of us, as the shops will be clean/ disinfected, and before the shelves are all cleared. #elderlyhour.
The viral attack has caused major changes in the daily routine of people across the globe including governments closing down schools and limiting travel. The Britain royal family have also made huge adjustments to official engagements for working members of the royal family and palace officials are monitoring the situation by following government advice.
The family attended the Commonwealth Day Service at Westminster Abbey and also followed health and safety guidelines as ordered by the chapel-a restriction of handshakes.
Over the past week, Princess Royal and her family including her children and their spouses have been out for the Cheltenham Festival and never missed a single day amidst the race lovers.
Mike Tindall, Princess Anne’s son-in-law shared his thoughts on the virus, urging the British public to “keep calm and carry on”, and admitting it was a “shame” to see the sporting calendar torn up. Arriving ahead of the Cheltenham Gold Cup – the festival’s climax – Mike said: “Do I feel that cancelling everything is going to solve it? I’m not entirely sure.”
The death tolls are still rising and everyone should maintain safety and healthy procedures without fear.
