UK: King Charles to resume his ‘public activities’ on Tuesday

Little by little King Charles resumed his studies. Buckingham Palace announced in a press release that the British monarch will visit a cancer center with Queen Camilla on Tuesday, marking the “resumption of her public activities” following treatment for cancer diagnosed in early February.

His doctors consider the progress made so far “very encouraging” and remain “optimistic” about his continued recovery, Buckingham’s spokesman added. While the palace provides few details regarding the king’s health, the nature of the cancer is still unknown, the palace stresses that “his treatment program will continue, but doctors are satisfied enough with the progress made so far that the king can now resume a certain number of public engagements .

Thus, “the king and queen will travel together next Tuesday to a cancer treatment center, where they will meet specialist doctors and patients,” we can still read in the press release. “This visit will be the first in a series of external engagements Her Majesty will undertake in the coming weeks. In addition, the King and Queen will receive Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Japan on a state visit in June. »

“Their Majesties are deeply grateful”

This marks a return to his public commitments to the British king after he was diagnosed with cancer discovered during prostate surgery in early February. He has since appeared in public on March 31 during the religious celebration of Easter, showing his smile to the public.

“Their Majesties are deeply grateful for the many expressions of kindness and good wishes they have received from all over the world during the joys and trials of the past year,” Buckingham thanked him in a statement, amid news of the sovereign’s illness sparking many reactions and emotions across La. Manshu.

On March 22, the Princess of Wales, in turn, announced that she had cancer, without specifying its nature. She then announced that she had started preventative chemotherapy. His cancer was discovered after major abdominal surgery in January last year.