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| King of Saudi Arabia to Undergo Treatment for Lung Infection |
| 2024-05-21 |
| [Breitbart] Saudi Arabia’s King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, 88, will receive medical treatment for a “lung infection,” according to a news report from the country’s official news agency. The Saudi Press Agency (SPA) revealed in a post on X on Sunday morning that the king would be going through medical tests after he had been suffering “from a high temperature and pain in the joints. After completing the medical tests, it was discovered that King Salman had a “lung infection.” “The medical team decided that he — may God protect him — should undergo a treatment program consisting of antibiotics until the inflammation went away, God willing,” the SPA wrote in another post. News of King Salman’s lung infection comes after he was admitted to the hospital in April for a routine checkup, the SPA said at the time, according to Fox News. King Salman took the throne in January 2015 after the death of King Abdullah. Years after taking the throne, the king appointed his son, Mohammed bin Salman as the crown prince of Saudi Arabia. At the time, Saudi Arabia’s crown prince was Mohammed bin Nayef, who had also served as the deputy prime minister and interior minister. However, Nayef was stripped of these positions. Related: King Salman 03/21/2024 Saudi Arabia boosts funding to UNRWA by $40 million for Gaza relief King Salman 03/11/2024 Ramadan holy month arrives as Gaza fighting subdues festivities, puts Israel on edge King Salman 10/05/2023 Sukkot Prayers in Saudi Arabia |
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