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The female tourist was standing near the horse and getting her picture taken. Then the horse bit the woman’s right hand.

In Britain, a guard horse from King Charles’ security contingent attacked a tourist. Actually, a woman was getting her photo taken outside Whitehall in Central London. In return, Charles’ guard was riding a horse. Suddenly the horse bit the woman on her right hand. The woman fainted after a while.

The video of the incident is going viral on social media. According to British media reports, the horses serving the King are given proper training. But often the large crowd of tourists disturbs them. In the footage on social media, tourists are often seen standing very close to these horses.

A sign has been put up on the board where the horse is stationed with a message to be careful. It says, ‘Be careful! The horse can bite you. Do not touch its reins.’ However, tourists taking pictures ignore this message.

This message has been posted on the wall of Whitehall advising people to be careful with horses.

Horses get scared when tourists come too close
Royal Army officers stationed outside Whitehall said: “We take all necessary measures to ensure the safety of visitors. However, there is still a risk of the horse biting if one comes too close to it.”

A few days ago, the guard horse had bitten an Indian tourist, whose video went viral on social media. The tourist woman was wearing a salwar suit. When the horse bit her, she suddenly got frightened and stumbled. After this, the person taking the woman’s photo supports her and both of them leave from there.

The royal family’s uncontrollable horses ran on the road
Earlier on April 24, 5 horses involved in the security of the royal family in London had gone out of control. They were seen running on the streets of the city early in the morning. Some of these horses were also injured. Blood was oozing out of their bodies.

The footage is from April and shows a blood-soaked horse running on the road.

The horses were running on Aldwych Road in Central London, causing a traffic jam there. The horses also collided with a double-decker bus and several vehicles. Due to this they were injured. The British Army said that 7 horses were being rehearsed in Belgravia near Buckingham Palace. This formal rehearsal was for the Trooping the Colour ceremony.

All the horses belonged to the Life Guards, which is deployed for the security of the British royal family. Construction work was going on near Belgravia. The horses were frightened due to excessive noise. Then 5 horses suddenly threw their riders down and ran on the main road. On the road, the horses collided with some cars and a double-decker bus, due to which they got injured.