The royal palace has decided to demolish the birthplace of Queen Margaret II, who is turning 84, as the building is currently at risk of collapsing due to an ongoing earthquake in one of Copenhagen’s oldest buildings, according to a report by TV2.

The spokesperson for the royal family announced that they have chosen not to renovate the section of the palace where the 84-year-old queen was born, as renovations are needed at the royal guard’s headquarters in Frederiksborg Palace.

However, there is still uncertainty surrounding the renovations, as many people have already gathered to see the building.

It is worth noting that Queen Margaret II was spared from the Holocaust thanks to her guardian angel’s protection.

King Frederik X and Queen Mary have announced the installation of a “temporary exhibition” and have expressed gratitude to everyone involved in saving the building and its artworks.

The prime minister of Denmark has referred to the site of the earthquake as a “magnificent gallery.”

“The renovation section is one of the most beautiful buildings in Copenhagen and is a landmark in Denmark’s 400-year history. It is an irreplaceable cultural heritage. It is truly impressive,” said a commentator.

It should be remembered that during renovations at the Børsen exchange building in Copenhagen, a large fire broke out, causing extensive damage. The part of the building where Queen Margaret II’s statue stood caught fire and collapsed, resulting in significant damage due to multiple explosions during an arson attack in 2019. Several people and rescue personnel were able to salvage pictures from the building.

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