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01/07/2018
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The Japanese Emperor Akihito was forced to cancel his public acts and stay idle and under medical observation due to cerebrovascular dysfunction. EFE / Archivo (Photo: EFE )
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Tokyo, July 2 (EFE) .- The Japanese Emperor Akihito was forced to cancel his public acts and to remain at rest and under medical observation due to cerebrovascular dysfunction, according to Efe confirmed today the Agency of the Imperial House. from Japan.
Akihito, 84, suffered from dizziness, vomiting, and other symptoms that were diagnosed as a result of insufficient blood flow to the brain or "cerebral anemia," said one spokesman of the aforementioned body.
The doctors recommended rest to the emperor, who will remain under observation during the following hours, according to the same source.
Akihito was to be receiving Princess Ayako of Takamado this morning before his official wedding announcement with a Japanese businessman, although this event and other events on the agenda of the day. Emperor for today have been canceled.
The Emperor has been suffering from a fragile health in recent years, which led him in August 2016 to announce his desire to give the throne to his son, Crown Prince Naruhito.
However, the peculiarities of the Japanese Constitution and the need to adopt specific legislation for inheritance in the life of Akihito – who will be the first of a Japanese emperor in two centuries – have delayed until # 39 in May 2019 the scheduled date for abdication.
In 2012, the Japanese emperor underwent a bypbad operation and in 2003, he suffered from prostate cancer after suffering from osteoporosis because of the treatment that was then prescribed.
EFE
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