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This past weekend, Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales — eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh — made a visit to Dominica. Prince Charles is heir apparent to the British throne as the eldest child of The Queen.
According to a report from BT News, Prince Charles stood among the ruins of Pichelin, a village that suffered an extreme blow from flooding and winds during Hurricane Maria. The Prince was reported as sympathizing with the surviving villagers in Pichelin.
BT News further reports, “The Prince of Wales has praised the “resilience” of the people of Dominica as he saw for himself the damage wreaked to the Caribbean island by Hurricane Maria.”
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Williams was introduced to the RT. Hon. Penelope Mary Mordaunt, MP, British Secretary for International Development who was visiting Dominica over the past weekend with Prince Charles. Mordaunt, better known as “Penny”, is a Conservative politician in the United Kingdom who replaced MP Priti Sushil Patel.
