Unplanned hospital stay
King Charles Cancel dates on Friday
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At King Charles, side effects of his cancer treatment Thursday occurred. The monarch was in the hospital for observation.
British King Charles III. Have had to cancel all its appointments until March 28. According to the Buckingham Palace, the “scheduled and ongoing medical treatment of cancer” appeared by the 76-year-old monarch “temporary side effects” Thursday. This “made a short observation time needed in the hospital”, quotes the British “Daily Mail” from a statement from the royal family.
Royal dates “moved as a precautionary measure to medical advice”
His Majesty’s royal obligations in the afternoon were postponed as a result as a visit to Birmingham scheduled for Friday. Meanwhile, Charles would be back in his Clarence House in London and continued to work on state documents and make calls from his investigation. Tomorrow’s program was postponed “as a precautionary measure to medical advice”.
The king also has his regret in line with his regret, which has “experienced disadvantages or disappointments” by canceling the planned events. A source from the palace described the incident compared to the “Daily Mail” as a “small obstacle to a path leading in the right direction”. There were a total of four public appearances in Birmingham on Friday in Birmingham on the Royal Majesty chart.
King Charles published his cancer diagnosis over a year ago
The palace provided no specific information about the side effects that occurred in the monarch. The Buckingham Palace had published the monarch’s cancer diagnosis in early February last year. What kind of cancer that the king suffers, however, was never announced. Last April, after a treatment and recovery phase, he returned to his royal obligations. However, cancer treatment continues how to show today’s events again.
From April 7 to April 10, King Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, 77, a state visit to Italy. An originally scheduled visit to Pope Francis, 88, had to be postponed in the Vatican because of the Pontifex disease.
