Coronavirus shuts school attended by Swedish royals


FILE PHOTO: (L-R) Ewa and Olle Westling, parents of Sweden's Prince Daniel, Crown Prince Willem Alexander of the Netherlands, Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria holding Princess Estelle, Prince Daniel, Denmark's Crown Princess Mary, Sweden's Queen Silvia, Norway's Crown Prince Haakon and Sweden's King Carl Gustaf, leave the Royal Chapel after the christening ceremony of Princess Estelle in Stockholm May 22, 2012. Princess Estelle is the daughter of Sweden's Crown Princess Victoria and Sweden's Prince Daniel and number two in the Swedish royal succession. REUTERS/Scanpix/Bertil Ericson/Pool

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - An exclusive private school in Stockholm, which counts Swedish royalty among its pupils, closed on Thursday after a student tested positive for the coronavirus, the royal court said.

Attended by Princess Estelle, granddaughter of King Carl XVI Gustaf and second in line to the throne, the Campus Manilla school draws its pupils from Sweden's wealthiest families.

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