Following a successful outcome from his cancer treatment, King Charles III is set to resume his public duties.
Throughout February, King Charles has been undergoing cancer treatment after an early diagnosis earlier this year.
Despite the encouraging response to the treatment, reports from NAN indicate that the king is still battling cancer.
Even as he fulfills his public obligations, he will persist in receiving treatment for the undisclosed type of cancer.
Today, King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla are set to visit a cancer treatment facility to engage with medical professionals and patients.
The purpose of the event is to raise awareness about the significance of early detection and to showcase groundbreaking research supported by Cancer Research UK being conducted at the hospital.
In a stint at the hospital back in January for a procedure on an enlarged prostate, King Charles III’s cancer was detected.
Following the announcement of his diagnosis on February 6, he decided to defer all public appearances but carried on with his responsibilities as the head of state within the palace walls, conducting meetings with audiences and the Privy Council.