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Pope Francis is admitted to the hospital in Rome after experiencing breathing difficulties caused by a respiratory infection, according to a statement from the Vatican. The 86-year-old pontiff, who has been in relatively good health despite issues with his lung, is expected to spend a few days in hospital to receive medical treatment.
The Vatican said that the pope’s condition was not related to COVID-19, and that he was being treated with “appropriate hospital medical therapy.” The statement also expressed the pope’s gratitude for the many messages of support and prayers he has received.
Pope Francis has been an influential figure in the Catholic Church since he was elected in 2013. He is known for his views on climate change, immigration, and poverty, and has often been seen as a champion of social justice. His health has been a concern in recent years.
The news of the pope’s hospitalization has been met with concern from around the world, with many expressing their hopes for a swift recovery. The Vatican has released none further updates on his condition, but it is expected that he will continue to receive medical treatment until he is well enough to return to the Vatican.
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Source: Omanghana.com/SP
