King Albert II extends his stay in the hospital

King Albert II was due to leave hospital on Monday, July 3, 2023. He was hospitalized last week due to dehydration, and the former King of Belgium will eventually stay in hospital for a few more days.

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King Albert II was due to be released from hospital on Monday

King Albert II was taken to hospital in the early morning hours of Tuesday, June 27, 2023. After tests were carried out, the 89-year-old former King of Belgium was diagnosed with dehydration. His children, including King Philip, and his grandchildren to his bed, went to the clinics of the University of Saint-Luc, in Louis-Saint-Lambert.

His wife, Queen Paola, who was at his side at their home at Belvedere Castle in Laeken, also went to the hospital to see him during visiting periods. King Philip canceled an official visit on the same day to visit his father.

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King VI of Belgium is resting for a few more days in the hospital

On Monday, July 3, King Albert II was scheduled to leave the hospital. Alarmed, Palace wanted to reassure and explain that he was “conscious” and that hospitalization was “as a precaution”. However, King Albert II did not leave the hospital on Monday. ” His recovery is going well but he still needs some time and rest.s,” the Palace now announces.

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King Albert II, the continent’s oldest ruler or former ruler, once attended national holiday celebrations. Since his abdication in 2013, in favor of his eldest son, Albert and Paula have made the decision not to attend public demonstrations to celebrate the national holiday, July 21. This year, King Philip will celebrate the 10th anniversary of his reign and previous monarchs have decided to attend the festivities. ” Their attendance will be re-evaluated as the date approaches.” We add reports besides minors RTL-information.

Nicholas Fontaine

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Nicolas Fontaine has been working as a freelance web editor since 2014. Having been a copywriter and author for several Belgian and French brands and media, he specializes in royal news. Nicolas is now the editor-in-chief of Histoires royales. [email protected]