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One dead after fall from Preikestolen

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One person has died after a fall from the famous tourist destination of Preikestolen in Norway. The body was discovered 200 meters from the mountain plateau.

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One dead after fall from Preikestolen

One person has died after a fall from the famous tourist destination of Preikestolen in Norway. The body was discovered 200 meters from the mountain plateau.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Person dead after fall from Preikestolen in Norway

One person has been found dead after a supposed fall from the famous tourist destination of Preikestolen in southwestern Norway, Norwegian police write on X.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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banett.nobanett.no

One person dead after a fall accident at Preikestolen - the platform will be closed for 5-7 hours.

A person fell approximately 200 meters from the Preikestolen platform and died. The platform will be closed this afternoon.

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NettavisenNettavisen

Fatal accident at Preikestolen: Fell 200 meters to death.

Fatal accident at Preikestolen: - Slid 200 meters to death

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dagsavisen.nodagsavisen.no

One person dies after an accident at Preikestolen

A person fell about 200 meters from the Preikestolen platform. The police do not believe it is compatible with life.

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AgderpostenAgderposten

One person dies after an accident at Preikestolen

A person fell about 200 meters from the Preikestolen platform. The police do not believe it is compatible with life.

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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Monday, June 3, 2024.
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