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Norway monarch hospitalised, Crown Prince becomes Regent

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King Harald V of Norway has been hospitalised for two weeks due to hemolytic anemia, with Crown Prince Haakon stepping in as Regent. Get the latest updates Read More: https://punchng.com/norway-monarch-hospitalised-crown-prince-becomes-regent/

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