Norway Sets up Temporary Border Controls Ahead of King Harald V's Funeral
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Norway will use border controls to prevent people who want to "disrupt" the royal funeral from entering Norway.
The Norwegian Ministry of Justice and Security is implementing temporary border controls starting Friday due to the funeral of King Harald. The border controls will remain in effect until September 14, on the advice of the police. The Norwegian King, who died on Friday, will be buried on Wednesday, September 9.
Numerous members of royal houses and heads of state are expected.
According to the police, the purpose is to prevent individuals or groups from entering Norway who want to disrupt the event.
The police are introducing temporary internal border controls for ten days, from September 4 to September 14. This is in connection with King Harald's funeral. The police will not say whether this is due to specific information.
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