Hospital Visit: Queen Mette-Marit Is Home Again
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Queen Mette-Marit was missing on Tuesday when King Haakon VIII was sworn in in Storting. A few hours later, the royal couple was seen on their way to the Oslo Rikshospitalet. At the wheel was the king himself.
After a day full of worries, there is a warning for the Norwegian royal house: Mette-Marit was able to leave the clinic in the evening.
The new sovereign swore the Constitution in Parliament in the morning and in the afternoon was photographed arriving at the hospital with his wife. More information: Haakon VIII swears in solitude the Constitution in the absence of Queen Mette-Marit: Ingrid occupies his mother's empty chair
Norwegian King Haakon (53) picked up his wife Queen Mette-Marit (53) from the hospital on Tuesday evening. Norwegian media report this. The Queen had been admitted there for a few hours due to complications from her lung transplant.
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Kristeligt DagbladDronning Mette-Marit var under observation efter lungetransplantation, as Haakon aflagde ed til Stortinget.
The marriage has been seen at the Oslo National Hospital at around 5 p.m. and has raised alarms about the state of health of the consort queen.
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