Norway's hospitalized king gets a pacemaker in Malaysia after falling ill during vacation
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The royal house of Norway says King Harald has been implanted with a temporary pacemaker at a hospital in Malaysia’s resort island of Langkawi. Harald, who at 87 is Europe's oldest monarch, was being treated for an infection during a vacation this week.
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Norway's hospitalized king gets a pacemaker in Malaysia after falling ill during vacation
The royal house of Norway says King Harald has been implanted with a temporary pacemaker at a hospital in Malaysia’s resort island of Langkawi. Harald, who at 87 is Europe's oldest monarch, was being treated for an infection during a vacation this week.
By Amy Woodyatt, CNN (CNN) — Norway’s King Harald has had a temporary pacemaker fitted at a hospital in Malaysia after falling ill on holiday there. The procedure, which took place Saturday at Hospital Sultanah Maliha on the island of Langkawi, was undertaken due to the 87-year-old monarch’s low hea…
Norway's King Harald is "doing well" after receiving a temporary pacemaker implant in Malaysia, the royal house said. The 87-year-old monarch was on vacation on the resort island of Lagkawi.
King Harald V of Norway underwent surgery in Malaysia to have a temporary pacemaker implanted due to his “low heart rate,” according to the Royal House of Norway.
