6 ways royal families around the world are helping people affected by the coronavirus

The Prince of Wales officially marked the opening of London's new coronavirus hospital remotely from his Birkhall residence in Scotland after recently recovering from COVID-19. The hospital is housed in part of the ExCel conference center in East London with 4,000 beds and two temporary morgues.

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Markle had previously partnered with Hubb Community Kitchen on a charity cookbook during her time as the Duchess of Sussex.

On the Zoom call, she announced a new project for the community kitchen in partnership with an organization called The Felix Project which will help volunteers cook and safely distribute meals to families in London.

While they're no longer using their royal titles, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle volunteered with Project Angel Food to deliver meals to critically ill people.

"They wanted to help us relieve some of the drivers from their workload," Project Angel Food Executive Director Richard Ayoub told WeHoVille. "We loved having them and they are the most down-to-earth people."

Prince William and Kate Middleton visited the London Ambulance Service 111 control room on March 19 to meet staff who have been taking calls from the public. Days later, Johnson issued a stay-at-home order for the UK.

The Countess of Wessex joined Rhubarb, a restaurant and catering company, to prepare thousands of meals for healthcare workers at NHS hospitals. Rhubarb shared photos on Twitter of the Countess wearing a face mask and gloves while rolling wraps and packing containers of pasta.

After completing a three-day medical emergency training course, Princess Sofia is helping healthcare workers by carrying out supporting duties such as disinfecting equipment, cleaning, and working in the kitchen.