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Bomb threats cause short lockdown at Norwegian parliament house

Bomb threats against the Norwegian parliament led to a brief lockdown, with the Justice Minister calling the threats "unpleasant and unacceptable."
Despite the threats being deemed not credible, heavily armed police secured the area, and bomb sniffing dogs were deployed as a precaution.
The Storting was reopened after two hours, with authorities confident of safety but with no arrests made in connection with the threats.

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1 month ago·United Kingdom

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Bomb threats cause short lockdown at Norwegian parliament house

Two bomb threats led to a brief lockdown of the Norwegian parliament Wednesday, while lawmakers continued debate inside.

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Bomb threats cause short lockdown at Norwegian parliament house

Two bomb threats led to a brief lockdown of the Norwegian parliament Wednesday, while lawmakers continued debate inside

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Irish Independent

Norway's parliament receives bomb threat as security is heightened

Norway's parliament received a bomb threat on Wednesday and police tightened security around the building, blocking off nearby streets.

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Bomb threats cause short lockdown at Norwegian parliament house

Two bomb threats led to a brief lockdown of the Norwegian parliament Wednesday, while lawmakers continued debate inside

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Bomb threats cause short lockdown at Norwegian parliament house

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Two bomb threats led to a brief lockdown of the Norwegian parliament Wednesday, while lawmakers continued debate inside. Heavily armed police were posted outside the assembly and the surrounding streets was cordoned off. Bomb sniffing dogs were seen in action outside the building. The 169-member Storting was reopened after a bit more than two hours. A senior police officer, Sven Bjelland said authorities were “confiden…

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