Pope's condition improving but will stay indoors to be on safe side, Vatican says
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Pope's condition improving but will stay indoors to be on safe side, Vatican says
VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The health of Pope Francis, who is suffering from a lung inflammation, is improving but he will read his Sunday message indoors from his residence to be on the safe side, the Vatican said on Saturday.
A statement said the 86-year-old pontiff had no fever and was continuing anti-biotic treatment.
He normally reads the message from a window of the Apostolic Palace overlooking St Peter's Square. He would read it indoors to "avoid exposing himself to temperature changes", the statement said.
Francis was forced to skip a planned trip to Dubai to make an address to the UN climate summit. The Vatican's number two, Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, read it on his behalf.
