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WHO: Several million children didn’t get important vaccines due to pandemic
Around 228 million people, most of them children, are at risk of developing preventable and sometimes life-threatening diseases because vaccination has stopped.
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Update: 15 new corona cases registered in Asker and Bærum
A total of 15 new cases of COVID-19 have been registered in Asker and Bærum municipalities. Eleven of the cases have been registered in Bærum.
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Twelve new corona cases registered in Drammen
Twelve people in Drammen Municipality have been diagnosed with coronavirus in the last 24 hours. The route of infection is currently unknown for two cases.
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Stavanger: Eleven new corona cases registered in the last 24 hours
Eleven new cases of infection have been registered in Stavanger in the last 24 hours. That is ten fewer than the average in the last 14 days.
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Oslo’s chief infection control physician wanted to limit yesterday’s reopening. The City Council ignored him
Oslo’s chief infection control physician did not want to allow gatherings of ten people in private homes. But the City Council ignored him and introduced some relief on…
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Norway tightens entry measures for travelers from India, Bangladesh, Iraq, Nepal, and Pakistan
The Norwegian government is introducing mandatory quarantine hotel stays for all travelers from Bangladesh, India, Iraq, Nepal, and Pakistan due to the infection…
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New book claims police believe Norwegian billionaire Tom Hagen ordered the murder of his wife
The police believe that helpers carried out the murder of Anne-Elisabeth Hagen on behalf of her husband Tom Hagen, two journalists write in a new book.
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Infection spike in Sandefjord: 18 new corona cases registered
A total of 18 new positive corona samples have been registered in Sandefjord in the last 24 hours. All cases of infection have a known route of infection.
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Fully vaccinated Norwegians to get relief
Fully vaccinated people in Norway will receive some relief privately, but must, for the time being, follow the same advice and rules as everyone else in the public…
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Four out of ten kindergartens in Norway reduced their opening hours last winter
Increased infection pressure during the winter of 2021 forced four out of ten kindergartens in Norway to reduce opening hours. In Oslo, 90% had to cut opening hours.
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Four cases of the Indian coronavirus variant detected in Sweden
Four cases of the Indian corona variant have been registered in Sweden. These are the first registrations of this variant in the country, according to Swedish Radio.
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AstraZeneca believes it doesn’t have to send vaccines to the EU from all of its factories
AstraZeneca is not obliged to deliver vaccines to the EU from all its factories, the company claimed when the processing of the EU's lawsuit began in court in Brussels.
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Update: 1,219,883 Norwegians have received the first dose of the corona vaccine
A total of 1,219,883 people have been vaccinated with the first dose of the corona vaccine in Norway, the National Institute of Public Health's (FHI) statistics show on…
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Two asylum seeker families are coming to Norway from Greece this week
This week, more asylum seekers that the government decided to take in from Greece last year will come to Norway.
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Solberg accepts criticism for imported infection: “Quarantine was based on trust for too long”
In the report, Erna Solberg (H) acknowledged, among other things, that - last autumn - the entry schemes were trust-based for too long. At the time, a new wave of…
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Six people arrested in Danish terrorism case
Six men have been arrested in a terrorist case in Denmark. They are charged with financing and affiliation with the extremist group ISIS, the East Jutland police…
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Seven corona-related deaths registered at Ahus in the last ten days
In the last ten days, there have been seven corona-related deaths at Ahus, newspaper Romerikes Blad reports.
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Raymond Johansen: Today, we present the plan for the reopening of Oslo
City Council chief Raymond Johansen announced that the reopening of Oslo would be gradual and controlled.