Kate Middleton speaks with the staff at Kings College Hospital while visiting with the victims of the London Bridge attack on Monday (June 12) in London, England.
In a surprise visit to King's College Hospital in London, Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton, met with victims of the London Bridge attack and their caretakers.
The Kensington Palace Twitter account posted updates of who she was meeting and showed images of the "incredible doctors, nurses and support staff" she met.
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Nancy Cannata, from MA in the United States, said, "It's very nice to see".
Kate asked the staff if despite being trained for such events, it was hard to deal with the incident.
The Duchess of Cambridge spoke to the hospital's chief executive and was provided with further details about the situation.
Kate's visit follows that of her husband, Prince William, who recently travelled to Manchester to praise the efforts of those who had worked tirelessly in the aftermath of the terror bombing at the Ariana Grande concert on May 22. Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall visited the patients earlier this month.
"We won't let London Bridge fall down nor any bridge upon which the communities of this great city and nation are built".
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