Rishi Sunak, Prime Minister of Great Britain, speaks BBC that he was shocked by the cancer news but that he is in continuous contact with the king.
“Fortunately, the cancer was caught early and we all wish the King a speedy and full recovery.”
US President Joe Biden tells the media that he tried to call the king after being contacted by the message, reports ABC News.
– I worry about him. I just heard about his diagnosis but I will talk to him.
From France sends President Emmanuel Macron a greeting via X, formerly Twitter.
“Wishing His Majesty King Charles III a speedy recovery. Our thoughts are with the British people,” writes Macron.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also took to social media to announce that his “thoughts are with” Charles, who he hopes for a speedy recovery.
It was on Monday that the news came that the king is being treated for cancer, of a type that has not been made public. The disease was discovered in connection with Charles’ operation last weekend for an enlarged prostate – but it should not be about prostate cancer.
King Charles continues to serve as Britain’s head of state, but has temporarily suspended his official duties. Other high-ranking members of the royal household are expected to attend to the king’s commitments.
