The Buckingham Palace said that the king canceled his royal clashes on Friday after “need a short period of observation in the hospital”.
Charles visited the London Clinic – which was treated for a raised prostate in January 2024 on Thursday morning after experiencing a side effects of cancer treatment.
In a statement, the Buckingham Palace said the king has now returned to Clarence’s house, but received medical recommendations to reset his planned clashes for Friday.
“Following the constant and constant medical planning for cancer this morning, the king experienced temporary side effects that require a short period of time in the hospital,” the statement said.
Therefore, the afternoon of His Majesty’s afternoon was postponed. His Majesty is now returned to Clarence’s house and, as a precautionary measure, with medical advice, tomorrow’s memoir will be restored.
“His Majesty would like to send your apology to all those who may be upset or disappointed as a result.”
These are side effects that have not been disclosed, temporary, and have not been unusual with many medical treatments.
He traveled to the hospital by car and joined the Queen during his short stay. A source described it as “the most part of the bump on the road that moves a lot in the right direction”.
The king is said to be good at home at Clarence’s house, which works in government articles and calls his study.
“His Majesty was supposed to receive credit from the ambassadors of three different countries this afternoon,” a spokesman for the Buckingham Palace said.
“Tomorrow, he was supposed to do four public participation in Birmingham and he was very disappointed to lose them,” he said.
“He is very hoping that they will be able to re -plan on time and provide their deepest apology from all those who have worked very hard for planned visits.”
Charles was diagnosed in February 2024 with an unknown form of cancer and returned to public duties in April despite being treated weekly.
He is busy with a visit to a soil exhibition this week, and is scheduled to take a historic visit to Italy within 10 days.
Part of the trip included a visit to the Vatican, but this was delayed due to medical advice issued to the Pope.
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