First public engagement after several weeks for King Charles III, that together with the Queen Camilla he visited a cancer centre, the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Center in London. Apparently in good condition, the sovereign met several sick people and listened to their stories, shaking hands and underlining the importance of early diagnoses.
Charles III and Queen Camilla visited a cancer treatment centre.
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The king supports Macmillan as a patron (that is, he presides over a charity to support the Centre’s activities) and since he was diagnosed with cancer his awareness-raising work has increased, as have requests for preventive screening throughout the world. United Kingdom. The king’s commitment was announced a few days ago by Buckingham Palace, in an official note which underlined his recovery and imminent return to public commitments.
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A statement also driven by the need to deny rumors according to which the plans for the king’s funeral had been updated, given his worse-than-expected condition. Fake news without any foundation, which however forced the Palace into a counter-offensive.
Tuesday 30 April was only the first of a series of public commitments. The May 9th there will be the first Garden Party of the season at Buckingham Palacein which the king should take part, while in June the sovereigns will welcome the Emperor of Japan Naruhito and the Empress Masako to London. It will then be the turn of the celebrations for the Trooping The Colour, always in June. The king’s life is gradually returning to normal, while there is still no news on Kate Middleton, who is undergoing preventive chemotherapy. Now that they have seen the king again, the subjects’ wait is all for their most beloved princess.
