King Charles has made another historical decision for the monarchy as part of the cost reduction and modernization plans.
According to a report of AFPKing Charles has decided to end the use of the British monarchy of a real train for the first time from the Victorian era in the 19th century.
The report says that, as part of the annual finances of the royal family revealed Monday night, the king’s treasurer announced that he had approved the use of two helicopters to transport the real home and the dismantling of the train due to high costs.
The process to stop the nine carriages will begin next year, according to the monarch’s financial report.
James Chalmers, who as a private bag guard is the king’s treasurer, described the movement as an example of the royal house that applies the “fiscal discipline.”
The king offered the “most dismissed” to the train, which includes a carriage created especially for him in the 1980s.
“The royal train, of course, has been part of national life for many decades, loved and attended by all involved,” said Chalmers.
“Like many parts of the work of the Royal Home have modernized and adapted to reflect the world today, also, the time has come to offer the best dismissed, while we are looking to be disciplined and with a vision of the future in our financing allocation,” he added.
