Man arrested for trying to open Queen Elizabeth's coffin

British police managed to arrest a person who tried to access and open the coffin of the late Queen Elizabeth II, according to a report she reported British media in urgent news a while ago.

And the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”, said that the Westminster Hall police, which is the hall where the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II is held and where the casket is held and guarded by the Royal Palace police, were surprised that a person among the mourners got out of the queue and tried to reach the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II and tried to open it.

According to the “Daily Mail”, the person partially succeeded in opening the coffin of Queen Elizabeth, but the police rushed towards him to prevent him and arrest him.

Hours ago, the British government announced that the queue of mourners in Westminster Hall would resume after officially stopping entry for seven hours, while it issued a warning to mourners to expect to wait for more than 24 hours and low temperatures at night.

According to the BBC, the line of mourners for Queen Elizabeth stretches for eight kilometers to Southwark Park, southeast of London.

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The London Ambulance Service said it had treated 435 members of the public along the waiting list road over the past two days, 42 of whom were taken to hospital, while a man appeared in Westminster Court after two women accused him of sexually harassing them during their queue to look at the late Queen's coffin.