vatican city. – this pope francisco The event scheduled for this Monday morning has been canceled due to some reasons Persistent but mild flu symptomsThe pope does not have a fever, the Vatican press office said in a brief statement.
The statement said the decision was taken as a precautionary measure.
Pope Francis was feeling well on Sunday, saying his weekly Angelus prayer from a Vatican window overlooking St. Peter’s Square, a day after public audiences were canceled due to coronavirus-like symptoms. mild flu.
Also read: Pope appears in window in St Peter’s Square after suffering from flu
The Vatican calendar showed the pope had no public audience Monday morning, although he may have other private engagements.
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The 87-year-old pope was forced to cancel plans to receive the deacons in Rome on Saturday as a precaution because he was “experiencing mild flu symptoms,” the papal press office said in a separate brief statement.
The pope has canceled some events and international travel in recent months health fragile.
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