King Charles III will return to public events this week after being hospitalized last Friday due to an adverse reaction to cancer treatment. This was reported by UNN with reference to the BBC.
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Over the weekend, the King rested at Highgrove House, his estate in Gloucestershire, and will return to his official duties in the coming days, including an audience with the Prime Minister at Windsor Castle.
As the BBC notes, some unspecified meetings have been postponed ahead of the King and Queen Camilla's state visit to Italy next week.
Last Thursday, the King spent a short time in hospital in London due to "temporary side effects" from cancer treatment, and a visit to Birmingham had to be postponed.
It is reported that despite having to go to hospital, he felt well later that day and did some work in his office at Clarence House before dinner with the Queen.
However, doctors said he was not healthy enough to continue the trip to the Midlands.
His return to work this week will include an event to mark the 50th anniversary of Papua New Guinea's independence and an event for an aviation charity that supports isolated communities in low-income countries, including Papua New Guinea.
The 76-year-old monarch has been receiving treatment for cancer after being diagnosed more than a year ago, but he feels well enough to continue his public visits and official engagements.
Although the King has made his treatment public, the Palace has not released further details about his diagnosis or the temporary side effects of cancer treatment.
It is noted that he decided to share this news to prevent speculation and "promote public understanding for all those around the world affected by cancer."
Next week, the King will make a state visit to Italy, where he will participate in a series of public and diplomatic events in Rome and Ravenna.
King Charles III receives Zelensky at his private residence in Sandringham02.03.25, 20:30
The King was scheduled to meet with Pope Francis during the trip, but it was postponed due to the pontiff's poor health.
The visit to Italy coincides with the 20th wedding anniversary of the King and Queen.
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On March 28, King Charles III of Great Britain spent some time in hospital due to problems with side effects from cancer treatment. However, on the same day, the monarch was seen on the streets of London.
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In February last year, Charles III was diagnosed with cancer, the exact nature of which is not disclosed. The disease was discovered during an examination prior to surgery for an enlarged prostate. The palace emphasized that it is not prostate cancer, but no further details were provided.