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A lot of people in Norway called the Kirkenes SOS helpline this Easter to talk about suicide
Kirkenes SOS answered 2,391 calls between Palm Sunday and Easter Eve. Every fourth conversation dealt with suicide.
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Two men charged and sent to hospital after stabbing incident at Kløfta
Two people have been sent to Ullevål hospital after a stabbing incident at Kløfta in Ullensaker on Sunday night.
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Trondheim: Man attacks employee at quarantine hotel, gets sentenced to three months in prison
In January, a man at a quarantine hotel in Trondheim attacked an employee after being told that he could not have guests at the hotel.
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The Easter message of Pope Francis: “Do not lose hope”
During a vigil in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome on Saturday evening, Pope Francis asked believers not to lose hope due to the corona crisis.
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National corona measures in Norway extended until April 14
The national corona measures are being extended until April 14, Minister of Health Bent Høie (H) told Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK).
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City Council chief says Oslo is well on its way to reopen
City Council chief Raymond Johansen (AP) in Oslo says there are many indications that the city is well on its way to reopen.
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A total of 692 new corona infection cases have been registered in Norway in the last 24 hours
In the last 24 hours, 692 corona infection cases have been registered in Norway.
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Woman charged with multiple hate speech instances on Oslo metro
A woman in her 60s has been charged with serious instances of hate speech against young people with a foreign background on the metro in Oslo.
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Two women rescued from mountains in Troms
Two women who were surprised by bad weather at Kjølen outside Tromsø on Friday night were rescued from the mountain on Saturday.
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The latest figures show that the corona infection trend in Norway is on its way down
The latest infection figures show that corona infection is on its way down in Norway.
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Stavanger will not introduce stricter anti-corona measures – for now
In recent days, Stavanger has registered fewer corona infection cases. As a result, it will not introduce stricter infection control measures.
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Norwegian vaccine researcher says warmer weather could contribute to reduced corona infection
A vaccine researcher at the University of Oslo (UiO) says that there is reason to believe that the infection could go down as real spring weather stabilizes.
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In the last 24 hours, 640 new corona cases have been registered in Norway
In the last 24 hours, 640 corona infection cases have been registered in Norway. That is 51 fewer than the day before and 432 fewer than the same day last week.
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Expert fears number of abuse and abortion cases in Norway will rise when the corona measures are lifted
When the Norwegian society is reopened, there will be a surge in pregnancies, abortions, sexually transmitted diseases, and abuse, a Norwegian expert fears.
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Danish health inspectorate: Rapid corona tests provide uncertain results
One in two corona-infected people who have taken a rapid test in Denmark received a negative response, figures from the country's public health inspectorate show.
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Update: 699,089 Norwegians have received the first dose of the corona vaccine
A total of 699,089 people have been vaccinated with the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in Norway, the National Institute of Public Health's (FHI) statistics show…
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Nakstad: Those vaccinated with AstraZeneca will probably be able to receive the second dose of another vaccine
If the corona vaccination with the AstraZeneca vaccine is not resumed, those vaccinated will probably be offered a second dose of another vaccine.
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British health authorities: The risk of blood clots from AstraZeneca’s corona vaccine is very small
The risk of blood clots associated with AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine is
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Bergen Shelter fears an increase in domestic violence at Easter
Easter is often the worst holiday for those who live in a home where there is violence, the Shelter in Bergen told the newspaper Bergensavisen.