The turbulence continues within the Norwegian Royal House, since the updates on the Marius Borg case, as well as the complications in the health of Princess Mette-Marit, Now there is concern for the well-being of Princess Ingrid, who continues to be held in the Skjold military camp, as part of her military training.
Until now, The heiress had carried out her instruction without incident, However, news in this regard began to emerge a few months ago, when Prince Haakon Magnus, father of the princess, decided extend your daughter’s training period for another three months. This was probably in order to keep her as far away as possible from the scandal caused by her half-brother.
In this way, it is known that The young woman will remain held in the Skjold Battalion until April of next year. Although it was recently reported that concerns about Ingrid’s health has caused the princess to be momentarily removed from that instance.
Why is the health of Princess Ingrid of Norway concerned?
According to Norwegian authorities, in recent days more than 200 cases of nosebleeds among soldiers in the camp. Among them would be Princess Ingrid of Norway, which is why an exhaustive investigation into the phenomenon has already begun.
It was the Norwegian Defense Research Institute who took on the task of announcing that the anomaly (FFI)whose first cases date back to early 2023, will continue to be investigated to discover the cause that has recently decreased the health status of the soldiers in the camp.
“This can help discover if the appearance of nosebleeds is a reaction to the cleft itself or if it arises due to an existing connection between its first services and the indoor climate,” explained Frank Brundtland Steder, chief researcher at the FFI, referring to the procedures that have been followed to find a solution in this regard.
For its part, from the Spanish environment Readings It is stated that there are those who claim that nosebleeds among young people may have been caused by dry ambient air or because the soldiers do not stop “picking their noses.”
Dust or low humidity in the barracks, which is less than 20%, could be other reasons that have caused the students’ mucous membranes to dry out, leading to nosebleeds. However, For the authorities, the collective phenomenon remains quite strange.
For its part, the newspaper The Vanguard It states that most of the cases have taken place between eight in the morning and four in the afternoon, so it is believed that it may be due to environmental conditions in this place. For now, the Concern for the health of Crown Princess Ingrid will remain latent.
