Bergen News

In a turn of events no one saw coming, the much-anticipated circus event scheduled for May is now officially cancelled. The organizers have decided to throw in the towel, leaving many disappointed fans questioning what could have been.

Queen Sonja undergoes a procedure to have a pacemaker implanted. The news comes as a surprise to many, as the Queen has always been known for her active lifestyle and good health. Her doctors assure the public that the procedure was successful and that she is recovering well.

The Storting, Norway’s parliament, has responded to the proposed cuts in training for SAR helicopters. While acknowledging budget constraints, they are calling for a careful review of the decision to ensure the safety and effectiveness of search and rescue operations.

Yesterday on the Sjølinjen highway, a driver was caught speeding at 134 km/h. This reckless behavior puts not only the driver at risk but also endangers the lives of other road users. Police urge for responsible driving to ensure safety on the roads.

There is a shift in the weather forecast as Snøsmeltingen approaches. The melting of snow signals a change in the season, prompting a revised outlook for the days ahead. Stay tuned for updates on the evolving weather conditions.

Many are turning to lawyers for help: “Sometimes we have to wait 14 days before we can administer medication,” they say. The struggle continues for those in need of urgent care.

The fire in Hollywood Hills has spiraled out of control, sending panic and chaos through the streets. Brannvesenet, the Norwegian fire department, is working tirelessly to contain the flames and protect the homes of residents in the area.

28 drivers were disqualified from continuing the race, sparking criticism. “This is unacceptable,” one driver said. Stay tuned to find out more about the controversy unfolding at the event.

In a world where productivity often trumps well-being, some argue that sick leave should increase, not decrease. Balancing work and health remains a priority as we navigate the complexities of modern society.

Skyss, the public transportation company in Norway, has been facing challenges with their ticket app. Users have reported issues with purchasing tickets and navigating the app. Skyss is working on resolving these problems to provide a smoother experience for passengers.