Dublin – Ireland’s President Michael D. Higgins, 82, has been admitted to St James’s Hospital in Dublin due to a mild form of weakness, according to hospital officials. He will remain under constant medical observation until Thursday, during which his blood pressure will be monitored.
Despite concerns, the hospital spokesman assured the public that there are no serious health issues, and President Higgins is expected to return to full health soon. The 82-year-old, in good spirits, will also attend to official duties during his hospital stay, deciding on two legal matters.
The President was admitted last Thursday, and medical tests revealed the mild weakness. Hospital officials maintain that the situation is being closely monitored, and appropriate measures are in place for his recovery. The nation remains hopeful for a swift return of President Higgins to his presidential duties.