Britain's Prince Philip involved in car crash near Sandringham state
Police maintained that two people in the other vehicle were treated for minor injuries.
(Web Desk) - Britain’s Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip was involved in a car crash near Queen’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk on Thursday, reported BBC.
Buckingham Palace said the crash involved another vehicle and police attended the scene. The accident happened as the duke was driving a Range Rover and pulled out of a driveway onto the road.
The vehicle of the Duke. --- BBC
As a result, the Duke’s vehicle overturned leaving him perplexed and shaken. However; he remained unhurt and was in a conscious state.
Police maintained that two people in the other vehicle were treated for minor injuries.
A car involved in the collision was loaded onto a recovery vehicle. --- BBC
The duke retired from public life in August 2017 but continue to attend events for his own charities and organisations. He also appears in public alongside the Queen and other members of the royal family at events and church services.
