King Charles sends letter to Biden regarding Maui wildfire disaster: ‘Utterly horrified’

King Charles III despatched a letter to President Biden expressing concern and sympathy over the continuing wildfires in Hawaii.

The British monarch — writing on behalf of himself and his spouse, Queen Camilla — informed the president that he wished to ship their “deepest potential sympathies” as emergency responders and federal departments scramble to finish the wildfires which have ravaged Maui.

“My spouse and I have been completely horrified to listen to of the catastrophic wildfires presently burning in Maui, Hawaii,” Charles wrote. “We are able to solely start to think about the dimensions of the devastation engulfing the island, and the heartrending anguish of these whose livelihoods have been so disastrously affected.”

He continued, “Nevertheless insufficient it could be, we each wished to ship our deepest potential sympathy to the households of those that have so tragically misplaced their lives, and our prayers stay with all these whose family members are lacking and whose houses have been destroyed.”

The deadly wildfires have killed nearly 100 people in Maui, and the toll is anticipated to develop as crews proceed to go looking by means of the ruins.

“Because the restoration effort continues, my particular ideas are with the terribly courageous emergency responders and Maui residents who’re offering their assist and help,” King Charles concluded.

Biden was sharply criticized on Sunday after telling reporters throughout a Delaware seashore getaway that he had “no comment” on the rising death toll in Hawaii from extreme wildfires.

“After a few hours on the Rehoboth seashore, @potus was requested in regards to the rising demise toll in Hawaii,” Bloomberg’s Justin Sink posted to X.

Sink stated that the president responded with “no remark” earlier than he went residence.

Video later confirmed his account, displaying Biden pausing briefly earlier than responding and moving into his transportation.

Critics responded to Sink’s put up and hammered the president’s response, saying it was “embarrassing.”

In a Monday video on TruthSocial, former President Trump weighed in on the lethal wildfires in Maui that killed scores of individuals. 

“I wish to categorical my sympathy and warmest regards to the individuals of Hawaii, and particularly all of those that have been so gravely and irreparably harm by the tragedy of the wildfires in Maui, one thing the likes of which have seldom been seen wherever at anytime,” Trump stated.