Queen Elizabeth II’s doctors “concerned” about her state of health – Le Figaro

“The whole country is concerned” by the news on the health of the queen, reacted Liz Truss, the new British prime minister. Princes Charles and William visit Balmoral. Doctors to Queen Elizabeth II, 96, are ‘concerned’ about her condition and ‘have recommended that she be placed under medical supervision’ at her Balmoral castle in Scotland , said Buckingham Palace on Thursday, September 8. “Following a further assessment this morning, the Queen’s doctors are concerned for Her Majesty’s health and have recommended that she remains under medical supervision. The queen continues to feel comfortable and remains at Balmoral,” the palace said in a brief statement. Her family has been informed of her condition, the Press Association reported. His heir Charles, 73, and his grandson William are traveling to Balmoral, their respective services have been indicated. examinations never specified, the queen, in declining health, shows herself more and more rarely. The queen formalized on Tuesday the appointment of Liz Truss as Prime Minister, her 15th head of government in 70 years of reign. She had decided to stay at Balmoral instead of returning to London where the transition usually takes place due to her health problems. Footage released by the palace showed the sovereign smiling and leaning on a cane, clutching her hand. hand of the new leader. “The entire country will be deeply concerned by the news coming out of Buckingham Palace this afternoon,” tweeted Liz Truss. “My thoughts, and those of everyone in the United Kingdom, go out to Her Majesty the Queen and her family.” SEE ALSO – Queen Elizabeth II and new Prime Minister Liz Truss meet at BalmoralRecord of longevity the palace had announced that the queen had postponed an online meeting after her doctors advised her to rest. For months, she has delegated an increasing share of her duties to her son Charles, who in May delivered the speech from the throne to Parliament for the first time in her place, one of her essential constitutional duties. In early June, the British had celebrated for four days the 70 years of reign of Elizabeth II, who is the oldest monarch in the world in office. She remained almost absent from this platinum jubilee, showing herself only twice briefly on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in front of tens of thousands of people. A few weeks later, on the other hand, she showed herself several times for public appearances in Scotland, appearing smiling and with a cane during an armed forces parade in Edinburgh at the end of June. SEE ALSO – Jubilee of Elizabeth II: “The British monarchy will survive the Queen”