Pope's oxygenation suspended at night, reduced during day

(ANSA) - ROME, MAR 21 - Pope Francis's non-invasive mechanical ventilation remains suspended at night, while high-flow oxygen with nasal cannulas is also administered in a gradually reduced manner during the day, the Vatican Press Office explained on the therapies the 88-year-old Argentine pontiff is undergoing for pneumonia.
    As for next Sunday's Angelus, at the moment it is expected that it will still be in written form, as has happened on the last five Sundays.
    The Pope has not received any new visitors, apart from his close collaborators for work practices, while the doctors have not yet given any indication of when he will leave the hospital, nor on a new meeting with the press. There has still been no decision from the Holy See on how the Easter rites will be held and who will preside over them. (ANSA).