Join Mourning, Queen of England sent a letter to Indonesian president

Leader of the Kingdom of Great Britain (UK), Queen Elizabeth II, today sent a letter containing condolence messages to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono on successive natural disasters that hit the Mentawai and Yogyakarta. British government was communicating with Indonesia to send aid as needed.
"I am very saddened to hear the loss of life caused by the tsunami on October 26, the eruption of Mount Merapi and the floods and landslides in several regions in Indonesia this month," wrote Elizabeth II. "His deep concern and condolences are with you and the people of Indonesia," continued Elizabeth as it passed the British Embassy in Jakarta.
Foreign Secretary William Hague also submit a letter of condolence to the Minister of Foreign Affairs Marty Natalegawa. "I am very sad to hear the news the high death toll and damage caused by the tsunami in Sumatra to the west and the eruption of Mount Merapi in Yogyakarta. A sense of concern and deep condolences with you and those who have lost family and friends. "
Meanwhile, International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell also gave a sense of sympathy to all victims of natural disasters in Indonesia. "We are communicating closely with the Government of Indonesia and is ready to assist if needed," said Mitchell.

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