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The Lavangsdalen bus accident (Norwegian: Lavangsdalen-ulykken) was a bus crash in northern Norway on 7 January 2011.On the European route E8, a car headed north towards Tromsø was about to pass a bus headed south towards Nordkjosbotn, but entered the opposing lane and crashed into the bus.
One man has been killed and another taken to hospital after a car crashed into two houses in Argyll and Bute. Police said a red BMW appeared to have "lost control" before colliding with the ...
Helicopter accidents are only included for multi-engined aircraft with fatalities. Military accidents are only included if they have fatalities. The list excludes all accidents during wartime involving military aircraft, which specifically includes the period 8 April 1940 to 8 May 1945. The location denotes current municipalities, which may ...
Five people were killed in the attack, and three others were injured. The five killed were four women and one man; [6] two of them were 75 years old, another two were aged 78 and 56, [18] and the fifth was 52-year-old German musician and writer Andrea Haugen. [19] They were killed in either their own homes or in public spaces. [11]
A helicopter flying between an offshore oil platform and mainland Norway crashed into the North Sea, killing one person and injuring five others, two of them seriously, authorities said Thursday.
The Arctic archipelago of Svalbard has just one unsold private property, listed at €300 million—but the Norwegian government is fighting to block its sale Prarthana Prakash July 2, 2024 at 6:58 AM
On 26 December 2024, a bus crash occurred on Austvågøya in Hadsel Municipality in Vesterålen when a local bus from Boreal Norge carrying 58 people left European route E10 after the Raftsund Bridge and partially plunged into an icy body of water called Åsvatnet, near Raftsundet. [1] Three people were killed. [2]
With 27 killed, including seven children under 16, [3] and 25 injured, it was the worst train crash in Norwegian peacetime history. [4] One accident victim was from the United States [5] while the rest were Norwegians, including the politician Tønnes Andenæs. Altogether there were around 800 passengers on the two 12-car trains.