Bus crash kills twelve at Skedsmo crossing
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A tragic bus accident at the Skedsmo crossing has resulted in the deaths of twelve individuals. This incident marks a somber day, with details emerging about the circumstances of the collision.
In other significant domestic news, Avinor, the state-owned company operating Norway's airports, has issued a stark warning regarding a projected billion-krone deficit. This financial challenge comes as the Norwegian Church reports a substantial decline in membership, with 290,000 people having left in the last month alone. The government is also moving to address online safety for minors, proposing a 16-year age limit for popular social media platforms such as Roblox, TikTok, and Snapchat.
Economically, Aker's stock has seen a notable decline due to concerns over the valuation of its NScale subsidiary. On a more positive note, Norway and other EFTA countries have finalized a free trade agreement with Vietnam, which is expected to boost exports like salmon. Meanwhile, a major tax fraud investigation is underway, with one man accused of defrauding the state of millions.