This Friday, October 18 King Charles III He began his tour of Australia and Samoawhich occurs in the midst of his cancer diagnosis that he has been facing for months. For which he would have taken a series of measures to guarantee his health, such as bringing his personal medical team.
At 75 years old, the monarch’s health is a delicate issue and even more so now that he decided to pause his cancer treatment during the period of his trip to the Australian nation. Which he will resume when he returns to the United Kingdom and something that even the monarch’s doctors would have endorsed.
Charles III brought a supply of his blood type and two doctors
According to information revealed by The Mirror, king charles took two doctors and supply your blood type now that he traveled to Australia. While The Times suggests that he will be “closely monitored during the visit” and that, in addition, the head of the royal medical household, Michael Dixon, did not accompany the head of the British crown on this tour.
However, these types of measures are actually part of the protocol that royalty carries out on all state trips, especially when they include visits to distant countries or different climates, as is the case in this case.
In fact, these medical precautions were also carried out at the time on the travels of the late Queen Elizabeth. In his case, there was a supply of his blood type in case a transfusion were needed.
The visit of Charles III to Australia and Samoa
On the other hand, the kings Charles and Camilla They were welcomed by the Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, and received a special tribute as the iconic Sydney Opera House was illuminated with their image. However, this tour comes at a time when Australia has intensified its debate over its future as a constitutional monarchy.
Although he head of the english crown It has also shown its willingness to adapt to the wishes of the former British colonies; its presence in the country is key to strengthening diplomatic ties.
While during your stay in Australia, meetings with local authorities are expected, as well as visits to places of cultural and environmental interest. Therefore, medical precautions are also related to the effort required to comply with such a demanding schedule.
