President Marcos announced that he has been diagnosed with diverticulitis, a common intestinal condition, but assured the public that his health is stable and not life-threatening.
He said he is feeling much better after receiving medical attention and has returned to the Malacañang Palace.
The President described the condition as often linked to stress and aging, noting that doctors advised him to slow down due to overwork.
Marcos emphasized that there is no reason for concern and cautioned against speculation about his ability to govern.
The Palace confirmed he was under medical observation as a precaution while continuing to work and follow doctors’ advice.
Source: PhilNews24 | January 23, 2026
Latest from News
President Marcos has ordered the immediate distribution of a P5,000 fuel subsidy for jeepney and tricycle
The Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing limited biofuel imports to help temper rising gasoline prices
The Department of Health (DOH) has urged local government units to pass ordinances banning the use
Local sugar farmers expressed concerns to the Senate over a bill that could temporarily suspend the
A retired military general allegedly recruited 103 security personnel for fugitive former lawmaker Zaldy Co, the
