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Norwegian Queen Sonja is in the hospital with breathing difficulties
Care for Sonja von Norway: The 87-year-old queen is currently being treated in a hospital. Due to shortness of breath, she had to be flown from the Easter holidays to a clinic.
Queen Sonja of Norway was flown to the hospital with a rescue helicopter. As the Norwegian court announced, the queen was admitted to the university hospital in Oslo due to breathing difficulties. According to the NRK radio station, Sonja arrived in the hospital late Monday evening.
“Her majesty, the queen, was admitted to the national hospital for the shortage of breath this evening,” said the royal family on his website late at Easter on the late Easter Monday. “The queen was transported there with a sick plane from the Prinzenhütte in Sikkilsdalen, where the royal couple spent the Easter holidays.”
Sonja von Norway had to go to the clinic in January
The Norwegian queen had already been brought to the Lillehammer hospital in January after she had suffered atrial fibrillation during a ski trip. At the time, the royal family said that the condition was “not serious”. The wife of King Harald V, which was also healthy, was released the next day and was used a pacemaker a few days later. The intervention was described as “successful”.
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At the beginning of the month, the queen, together with other members of the royal family, took part in the state visit by the Icelandic President Halla Tómasdóttir and her husband Björn Skúlason in Norway.
Before the current hospital stay, a visit to the Sofienberg Church in Oslo was planned for April 24. In addition, the queen’s participation in the opening of the exhibition “Ak Dolven. Amazon” in the National Museum is planned for the evening of April 24th. It is currently unclear whether both appointments will take place as planned. As the newspaper “Verdens Gang” reported, Crown Prince Haakon traveled to Poland as planned on Tuesday, despite his mother’s illness on Tuesday. A spokeswoman for the newspaper had confirmed this.
King Harald V is also in health
The royal couple has been married since 1968 and has two children together: Crown Prince Haakon and Princess Martha Louise. In 1991 Harald took over the throne. After the abdication of Queen Margrethe von Denmark in January 2014, he explained that he was not going to be planned. He had sworn an oath for his country and this applies for a lifetime.
The king has had significant health problems in recent years. It also bears an electronic pulse generator that is intended to ensure a stable heart rate. The pacemaker was used in February 2024. He also had to cancel a vacation for the operation. As early as 2005 and 2020, he was operated on to replace a heart valve. Harald also suffered from knee problems and infections in recent years.
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Source: Stern
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