King of Norway has pacemaker fitted after falling ill on holiday
- A pacemaker was successfully implanted in Europe's oldest reigning monarch after a low heart rate diagnosis.
- The king is recovering well and will return home soon with additional precautions, guided by his personal physician.
- Official arrangements through the Norwegian Armed Forces are being made for the king's transport back home.
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The Norwegian royal family announced today that King Harald V is receiving treatment in the hospital and will receive a device for permanent heartbeat regulation. The 87-year-old King Harald was admitted to the hospital last week due to illness and transportation because of it. The king returned to Norway today on a private plane. According to sources in the capital Oslo, a temporary device for regulating heartbeats was implanted for the king be…
Crown Prince Haakon is in charge of the king's duties during the king's sick leave.
The operation was successful. According to the palace, the king is doing well, but he still needs peace and quiet.
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