King Felipe VI of Spain was discharged from the Instituto Oftalmológico Fernández-Vega in Oviedo on Sunday, October 25, following a surgery to treat cataracts in his left eye. The monarch underwent the procedure on the evening of Saturday, October 24, and remained at the facility overnight for observation. The Royal Household confirmed the successful completion of the surgery and the subsequent discharge of the head of state.
This medical intervention took place during the King's visit to Asturias. Following the procedure and his release from the clinic, the monarch concluded his stay in the region.
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