Houses demolished as construction begins on Stad Ship Tunnel
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Construction has commenced on the Stad Ship Tunnel, a major infrastructure project that has already led to the demolition of homes and the displacement of people. This development marks a significant step for the long-planned tunnel, but brings immediate societal costs for affected communities.
Meanwhile, train services in Western and Southern Norway faced disruptions after the traffic control center in Bergen was evacuated. In business news, salmon farming company Proximar Seafood is experiencing an acute cash shortage, requiring between 50 and 70 million Norwegian kroner, while major Norwegian media companies have filed a lawsuit against Meta.
Other notable events include a Color Line ferry incident where passengers feared for their lives after being hit by waves, and a strike initiated by SAS Link employees over rejected proposals. Additionally, Norway's Minister of Energy, Terje Aasland, is reportedly visiting Kyiv.