Massive snow storm hit Norway particularly Arendal, Oslo.
A devastating snowstorm struck southern Norway in early January, causing significant disruptions in the region. The aftermath of heavy snowfall prompted swift action from local authorities, leading to the closure of schools and kindergartens as precautionary measures. The weight of the snow also compromised infrastructure, resulting in power outages and restricted mobility in affected areas.
To address the crisis, the Red Cross mobilized resources, deploying extra ambulances and a fleet of snowmobiles to facilitate emergency response and transportation for medical teams. Proactive measures, such as these, are crucial in mitigating potential risks and ensuring the safety of the affected population.
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