NewsKing Harald of Norway: Palace announces good news

King Harald of Norway: Palace announces good news

The Norwegian royal family announces good news that should bring great relief to King Harald’s compatriots.

Oslo – The state of health of King Harald V of Norway (84) has repeatedly given his compatriots cause for concern in recent months. In the past two years, the monarch had to undergo several operations, which resulted in weeks of sick leave and breaks.

Since the middle of April of this year, King Harald V has been fully active again as regent and dedicates himself to his varied duties. After his knee surgery in January, Harald is still dependent on crutches, but the 84-year-old doesn’t let that stop him. He participates in award ceremonies, holds receptions and appears regularly in front of the camera. The husband of Queen Sonja (84) finally seems to be better. So that it stays that way in the future, Norway’s head of state has now decided to take an important step.
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In a short press release, the royal family announced that the monarch couple had received a booster vaccination against the coronavirus a few days ago: “His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen received the third dose of the vaccine against the coronavirus today.” * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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