Harald V: Norway’s king hospitalized

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Condition stable”
Norway’s King Harald V is in the hospital

King Harald V with Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway at a royal gala dinner in June 2022

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08/05/2022, 12:36 p.m

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Harald V. of Norway was hospitalized on Thursday. The palace has clarified the state of health of the 85-year-old. His condition is “stable”.

Norway’s King Harald was hospitalized in Oslo this Thursday. Like the palace in a message announced the 85-year-old monarch was being examined for a fever at Rikshospitalet University Hospital. His condition is “stable”.

King Harald V. has been on sick leave several times in recent years

Most recently, the 85-year-old took part in a sailing world championship on Lake Geneva. “It was a long day for the crew, with up to seven hours at a time on the water and slightly changing positions. But with a good last day, ‘Sira’ climbed into the top 10 by one point,” it said in an Instagram postwhich shows pictures with King Harald on board the ship.

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