US EditionQueen Sonja of Norway hospitalized with breathing difficulties
- Queen Sonja of Norway, 87, was admitted to the National Hospital due to breathing difficulties on Easter Monday, as announced by the royal palace.
- She was transported by air ambulance after experiencing shortness of breath but has since been discharged from the hospital.
- This hospitalization follows her earlier cardiac issues and the installation of a pacemaker in January.
- Queen Sonja will not return to royal duties this week.
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Queen Sonja of Norway discharged from hospital after breathing issues
Norway’s royal palace has announced that the country’s Queen Sonja has been discharged from hospital in Oslo after reported breathing issues. In a statement, the palace explains, “The Queen was admitted due to shortness of breath. Examinations show that the situation has normalized.” Queen Sonja, 87, was flown to hospital via helicopter from the monarchy’s royal chalet in Sikkilsdalen, a family tradition to spend during Easter. Queen Sonja previ…
Crown Prince Haakon was on a plane to Poland when he learned of his mother's hospitalization. So now it's Queen Sonja.
Queen Sonja of Norway, 87, has passed away after undergoing medical tests due to respiratory difficulties, the royal palace announced on Tuesday.
Norway's largest newspaper VG apologizes to the Norwegian royal family after declaring Queen Sonja dead in a live broadcast.
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