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Under difficult circumstances, drones and dogs are being searched for 10 missing people in southeastern Norway, the site of Wednesday’s landslide, police said.
The disaster occurred in the town of Ask, thirty kilometers northwest of Oslo, on Wednesday. Dozens of houses were washed away by the mudslide, but several others were damaged. Ten were injured, one of them in critical condition and more than 150 people had to be relocated.
The rescue is hampered by the fact that after long nights, special ambulances, soldiers, policemen have to work mostly in the dark, with mild frosts, in addition, the clay soil that slides down the slope is very loose and sunk. Rescuers try to descend from a helicopter to relatively stable points and search for missing people with drones, infrared cameras, dogs. then.
According to Norwegian Tv2, a 2005 municipal geological study found there was a high risk of landslides in the area, but residential houses were built there three years later. Now they seek the answer to who it is with your permission.
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