Amidst a significant health update, Buckingham Palace is reportedly revising plans for Operation Menai Bridge.
Plans for King Charles' funeral are undergoing updates following his cancer diagnosis.
As reported by The Daily Beast, a close friend of the 75-year-old monarch provided a solemn update on his health, describing him as "very unwell."
Another source reiterated the update, stating: "The [funeral] plans have been reviewed and are actively being updated.
"It's expected given the king's cancer diagnosis. However, the circulation of these plans has certainly brought focus to the matter," they noted.
Nevertheless, a second insider, closely associated with a senior official involved in royal funeral planning, reassured the public that the meticulous planning is standard procedure in anticipation of a British monarch's inevitable passing.
"Every detail of Menai Bridge is being examined. The queen's funeral was executed flawlessly, setting a high standard," they asserted. "This isn't driven by emotion; it's a serious responsibility, and understandably, no one wants to be unprepared."
For those unfamiliar, the King's funeral operation is codenamed Operation Menai Bridge, paying homage to the dramatic suspension bridge connecting Anglesey to the Welsh mainland.
Charles received his cancer diagnosis in February, shortly after undergoing surgery to address his enlarged prostate.
