Norway’s King Harald hospitalized as palace says his health deteriorates

Europe's oldest reigning monarch, King Harald had been in hospital in Oslo since 17 August, suffering from haemolytic anaemia, a condition caused by an abnormally rapid destruction of red blood cells.

The 89-year-old had been hospitalised since 17 August with haemolytic anaemia and later developed a bacterial blood infection.

In a concerning health update, Norway’s King Harald V is in critical care at an Oslo hospital, where he is being treated for complications linked to haemolytic anaemia and an associated infection. His spouse and successor have opted to cancel royal duties to stay by his side. Meanwhile, the Norwegian people have gathered at the palace, demonstrating their unwavering support for the monarch, who has faced numerous health challenges recently.

Concerns are growing for the health of Europe's oldest reigning monarch - King Harald of Norway.

Concerns are growing for the health of Europe's oldest reigning monarch - King Harald of Norway.

Concerns are growing for the health of Europe's oldest reigning monarch - King Harald of Norway.

Norway’s royal palace described the 89-year-old monarch’s health as “extremely serious” as hundreds gathered outside the palace.

Norwegian King Harald V remains in a “very serious” condition in hospital after his health suddenly deteriorated earlier on Thursday.

Royal family members have cancelled all planned events, the ‌palace said in ‌a statement on Thursday.

Royal family members have cancelled all planned events, the ‌palace said in ‌a statement on Thursday.

Europe's oldest reigning monarch has been in hospital in Oslo since August 17, suffering from a blood disease.

The update comes days after the Royal Court said Europe's oldest-serving monarch, 89, was stable and had 'responded to treatment' for a 'bacterial infection in his blood'.

The update comes days after the Royal Court said Europe's oldest-serving monarch, 89, was stable and had 'responded to treatment' for a 'bacterial infection in his blood'.

Norwegian King Harald is in very serious condition as his health deteriorates, according to palace officials

He is Europe's oldest living monarch and Norway's ceremonial head of state since 1991

Just days after the Norwegian Royal Family announced that the King’s health had rapidly deteriorated, his family have gathered at his bedside after the Palace released a new statement

Norwegian King Harald is in very serious condition as his health deteriorates, according to palace officials

The 89-year-old has been in hospital for over a week receiving treatment for a rare blood condition.

The 89-year-old has been battling a blood infection for weeks

Norway's royals have cancelled events to be by the side of ailing King Harald, whose condition has worsened while being treated for a blood infection.

Norway's royals have cancelled events to be by the side of ailing King Harald, whose condition has worsened while being treated for a blood infection.

Europe's oldest living monarch and Norway's ceremonial head of state since 1991, Harald was taken to hospital on August 17.

The 89-year-old monarch has been in hospital in Oslo since 17 August with a blood disorder as senior royals cancel their engagements.

King Harald was hospitalised on Aug 17 and is being treated for a bacterial infection in his blood, according to the palace.

Norway's King Harald V has been admitted to the hospital following treatment for hemolytic anemia. Medical professionals are now administering antibiotics to tackle a bacterial infection. His health reportedly worsened over the weekend, as indicated by palace communiqués. This is not the king's first health crisis, as he has faced multiple hospitalizations. Meanwhile, Crown Prince Haakon is acting as regent during his father's recovery period.

King Harald of Norway's health has deteriorated, according to the royal palace

Norway's King Harald remains in hospital receiving antibiotics for a bloodstream bacterial infection.

King Harald of Norway, who has been on sick leave for several weeks, was admitted to the National Hospital a week ago.

Europe's oldest reigning monarch is being treated for haemolytic anaemia, a condition caused by an abnormally rapid destruction of red blood cells which leads to fatigue, paleness and shortness of breath.

The 89-year-old King of Norway is Europe's oldest reigning monarch. He has been suffering from a blood condition.

Europe’s oldest reigning monarch receives treatment for haemolytic anaemia, a condition causing rapid red blood cell destruction.

OSLO, Aug 23 (Reuters) - The health of Norway's King Harald, 89, has deteriorated during the weekend while in hospital, the royal household said in a statement on Sunday.

Norway's royal household says King Harald's health has ‌deteriorated during his stay in hospital while being treated for anaemia.

Norway's royal household says King Harald's health has ‌deteriorated during his stay in hospital while being treated for anaemia.

Harald, Europe's oldest current head of state, was hospitalised on Monday and was treated for anaemia.

King Harald of Norway has been admitted to a hospital for treatment related to a blood disease, according to the royal palace

The treatment meant to bring King Harald’s blood disorder under control has sadly ended up putting him in hospital. Norway’s […]

Harald has been in and out of the hospital several times in recent years

King Harald of Norway has been admitted to a hospital for treatment related to a blood disease, according to the royal palace

Europe's longest-serving hereditary monarch, 89, is suffering from haemolytic anaemia, a disease causing the rapid destruction of red blood cells.

Europe's longest-serving hereditary monarch, 89, is suffering from haemolytic anaemia, a disease causing the rapid destruction of red blood cells.

The Norwegian royal palace said the monarch, 89, has been battling haemolytic anaemia, a blood disorder characterised by the premature destruction of red blood cells.

King Harald V of Norway has been admitted to hospital following treatment for hemolytic anaemia in recent weeks, the Royal House confirmed