King Jigme Kelhes Namo Wang Jigme King Jigme Kelhes, in the vision of remote village, in the close-up village, Bhutan. The King of Media / Lecturer through Reuters  King of Bhutan has made it hiking on the mountains, visiting remote villages, and infringes through leeches to help his country to curb Covid-19 popular.
JIGME KELHES NAMGYEL WANGCHUCK has been taking car, horses and feet across his kingdom to supervise the popular measures and warn his coronavirus people, according to Royal Facebook. He has been traveling in the past 14 months and trying to cross the eastern border of Bhutan? Is this a long-term 400 mile? Reported road translation.  
His latest hiker lasted for five days, according to the Royal Facebook page, he was in the sports outdoor backpack, hiking equipment, sometimes a sunny mirror or a dark baseball cap.
At night, the camping in the hillside and the trees, the day was dropped by rural settlement, and he said with health workers in various regions, D checking several border posts.  
When he completed the tour of THIMPU, Reuters said he was quaque in the hotel based on the agreement.  The monarch is very popular among the people of Bhutan. He is famous for travel to meet and discuss the country's policy with his people. When he took the throne in 2006, he gave up his absolute power and shifted Bhut to the constitutional monarchy of a part of the democratization process.
"When king travels to mileage and knocking ... should be alert to people's popularity, then his humble words are respectful and very seriously adopted," Bhutan Prime Minister Lei Schpe Lyder told Reuters.  "His majesty existence far exceeds the power than the public guidelines," Tshering said, he accompanied the 41-year-old king in his travel.
Bhutan is currently struggling to struggle with severe vaccines. Although it tries to provide approximately 90% of countries, it is not enough to use a Astrazeneca vaccine. The dose to ensure that its citizen receives the second agent.  The government is considering providing a mixed dose vaccine to residents. The mixed vaccine has been approved from Canada and Spain. The study shows that Pfizer vaccine is safe as the second dose vaccine.