
Several municipalities around Oslo to introduce mandatory face mask use
Several neighboring municipalities are following in Oslo's footsteps and will introduce mandatory use of face maks in public transport.
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Several neighboring municipalities are following in Oslo's footsteps and will introduce mandatory use of face maks in public transport.

A total of 44 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus in the last 24 hours in Oslo.

For the time being, the Oslo police will not use resources to enforce the mandatory use of face masks in Oslo's public transport.

The State Conciliator of Norway (Riksmekleren) has asked the parties in the bus conflict to a meeting on Wednesday at noon.

A total of 50 ambassadors from around the world, including Norway and representatives of international organizations, have expressed support for LGBT rights in Poland.

Norway's state oil giant Equinor and its license partners Petoro AS and Wellesley Petroleum AS have found oil and gas in the Swisher prospect.

Bergen will remove its local anti-coronavirus measures that have been in force since September 8 at midnight.

On Sunday evening, three new F-35 aircraft landed at Ørland Airport.

King Harald was sitting in the back seat when a black car drove out of Rikshospitalet on Monday.

Oslo City Council leader Raymond Johansen announced a decree on the use of face masks, making them obligatory on public transport in Oslo in times of congestion.

A total of 33 new coronavirus cases have been registered in the last 24 hours in Oslo.

A Norwegian in his 20s, charged with murder and wanted in the UK, was arrested in Oslo on Saturday.

Minister of Health Bent Høie said he was very worried about the infection situation in the capital.

The Norwegian government is discontinuing the project of its Smittestopp coronavirus infection control application.

The Liberal Party will not support assisted suicide in Norway.

The KrF's committee wants to give 16-year-olds in Norway the right to vote in local elections.

Prime Minister Erna Solberg (H) had to disappoint her Swedish counterpart Stefan Löfven when she spoke to him on Monday.

A total of 39% of Norwegians surveyed in a new survey say they would not be willing to take a vaccine against COVID-19 if it became available next week.

More than 8,000 bus drivers have gone on strike around the country.