While preparing to go inside the Oosterpoort in the city of Groningen, the Dutch Queen tripped over a step before sprawling on the red carpet and the whole incident emerged in front of the cameras of the local TV station RTV Noord (scroll down for video).
Beatrix seemed distracted by someone who shouted “Live the Queen” (“Leve de koningin. Hoezee! Hoezee! Hoezee!”).
Groningen Mayor Peter Rehwinkel and Queen’s Commissioner Max van der Berg rushed to help the queen get back on her feet. Fortunately everything went fine as the royal stood up and could laugh again.
The queen was on a visit to Groningen where she attended a concert of the North Dutch Orchestra. The media had suggested that perhaps Beatrix should visit the Boekenbal.
Volunteering action
Earlier that day, the queen participated in the voluntary work action EN Does in Dordrecht. Together with relatives she carried our various activities such as repair and cleaning work at Sustainability Centre Weizigt.
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The 75-year-old Beatrix is going to quit as queen on 30 April therefore she is now paving the way for King Willem-Alexander, her son.
Video: Beatrix stumbles and falls on red carpet at Oosterpoort, Groningen
Apparently this is not the first time when something goes wrong in the Oosterpoort in Groningen. A few years ago, Beatrix experienced a slight collision with Oosterpoort Director Nynke Stellingsma with the royal exclaiming an outraged “ohh”.
Beatrix colliding with Oosterpoort-directeur Nynke Stellingsma