The Queen of Denmark was injured after being struck by an e-scooter while greeting fans.

During a royal visit to Nuuk, Greenland, Queen Mary of Denmark had a frightening encounter with an e-scooter. As she made her way through the crowd, an elderly man riding a dark grey scooter accidentally collided with her, causing her to briefly lose her balance and fall to the ground. Her youngest children, Prince Vincent and Princess Josephine, were only a few meters away when the incident occurred.

Thankfully, the queen was not injured and was able to quickly regain her composure. Her security guards immediately stepped in to prevent the scooter from causing any further harm. The driver of the scooter claimed that he had intended to offer his arm to the queen as a gesture of assistance, but accidentally hit the accelerator instead.

Despite the initial shock and concern, the palace confirmed that Queen Mary was unharmed and continued on with her planned visit. However, witnesses in the crowd could see that she was visibly shaken and her eyes were watering from the impact. The police and security quickly intervened and removed her from the situation.

The driver of the scooter, as well as both the police and security, stated that they were satisfied with his explanation and no further action was taken. Meanwhile, King Frederik was nearby greeting fans when the incident occurred. Thankfully, he was not involved in the accident.

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