Rules issued for those wanting to pay respects to the Queen

People who want to pay their last respects to Queen Elizabeth II when she is located in the state in the parliament building in London needs to be prepared for a long time.

The government has issued guidelines for people who want to submit a closed coffin of the late Ratu because it is located in the state at the Westminster Palace from 5 pm (1600 GMT) on Wednesday to 6:30 am (0530 GMT) on September 19. Thousands of people are expected to pay respect to one -the king that many people have known in England.

The rules were published a day after thousands of people lined up on the road and bridge on Sunday when the corpse carrying the coffin of the queen across the Scottish rural areas from his favorite balmoral castle to Edinburgh.

If you want to attend countries, please note that there will be a queue, which is expected to be very long. You have to stand for hours, maybe overnight, with a very small opportunity to sit because the queue will continue to move, “said the Digital Department, Culture, Media, and Sports in its guidance.

The coffin is closed by the king who died on Thursday at 96 will rest on an elevated platform called Catafalque at the Westminster Hall in the Parliament Building.

The large crowd is expected, and there may be a delay in public transportation and road closure around the area,” the Ministry warned.

Visitors must pass the airport style security and can only carry one small bag with one zipper opening. Larger bags can be stored in special facilities – but only if there is space available.

The ministry advises people to bring important things for long -standing waiting, exposed to any elements on autumn days in London can throw them – umbrellas or sunscreen, cellphones of cellphones and drugs needed.

There is no food or liquid that is permitted to pass the safety filtering in the parliament building. Flowers or other tributes also there will be no candles, toys or photos.

Please respect the dignity of this event and behave appropriately. You must remain silent while in the Westminster palace, “said the suggestion, adding that people must dress precisely and turn off their cellphones before going through security.

Included in the list of things that cannot be done: “Movies, photos, use cellphones or other handheld devices in the security search area or in the Westminster palace. Carry or establish a gazebo or tent. Light Barbecue and Fires. “

And the long list of prohibited items including fireworks, smoke tubes, flares, whistles, laser devices, and other items that can be used to cause disturbances, as well as banners, placards, flags, advertisements, or marketing messages.