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Pope Francis cancels Saturday audiences due to flu-like condition

Vatican City, Feb 24 (UNI) Pope Francis cancelled his audiences on Saturday morning as a precautionary measure due to a "mild flu-like condition," the Holy See said.

"Due to a mild flu-like condition, the Pope has cancelled today's audiences as a precautionary measure," the Press Office of the Holy See said in a statement.
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