Prince William Hospital is a visit where Kate Middleton was born

Prince William Five years have been marked since the start of the Covid epidemic during a visit to the Royal Berkshire Hospital on Wednesday 5 March.

William, 42, visited the hospital in Reding, England, where the first Kovid victim died in the United Kingdom in March 2020.

It is also the hospital where William’s wife, Princess Kate MiddletonIt was born on January 9, 1982.

William’s visit did not only gain the impressive anniversary of the epidemic, but also celebrated the charitable treatment of NHS together, a charitable network in the UK “continues to help NHS staff, patients and local communities,” according to a press release to US weekly.

The press statement said that the organization raised more than 15 million pounds, or about 19.2 million dollars, after the speedy call of Covid-19 in the first five days in March 2020.

He added that the charity continued to collect more than 160 million pounds, or about 205 million dollars, to support hospital, employees and volunteers patients in the epidemic line.

During his visit on Wednesday, William toured one of the first long Covid clinics in the United Kingdom, which was partially funded by the charitable NHS together.

He also visited the hospital’s health and welfare center, which owns a free gym and a green space for employees to relax as they stop.

“A touching visit to the Royal Berkshire Hospital to see the permanent influence of NHS charities together over the past five years, since the beginning of the brutal epidemic,” read a joint statement via William and Kitz Common Instagram accountBesides the photos from the visit.

William and Kate, 43, have been joint sponsors of the charities in NHS together since December 2020. The couple visited the Royal Berkshire Hospital during a UK’s royal tour in the same month.

“Welcome again,” said Graham Sims, Chairman of the Royal Berkshire Nhs Foundation, Kate during the visit, according to what he said. Welcome! magazine.