Pope Francis unhurt but arm immobilized after Vatican fall
Pope Francis injured his right forearm after a fall at the Domus Sanctae Marthae. The Vatican informed that there was no fracture, and the arm has been immobilized.
Pope Francis sustained an injury to his right forearm following a fall at the Domus Sanctae Marthae. The Vatican stated that despite the injury, no bones were broken. The Pope's arm was immobilized with a brace to prevent further complications.
Vatican statement
The Holy See Press Office issued a statement explaining that the Pope's injury resulted from a fall that occurred on Thursday morning, Eastern Time. Although the situation seemed serious, the Pope did not suffer any major injuries, the Vatican reported.
Based on doctors' recommendations, the Pope's arm has been immobilized as a precaution. The Vatican assures that Pope Francis is feeling well and continues with his daily duties. The Pope remains under medical care.
In December 2024, Pope Francis turned 88 years old.
