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It was the night before Sunday that there were reports of partisan unrest and a series of parties that were not justifiable due to infection control violations.
Eastern police reported that they moved to a party at Bodalstranda in Sarpsborg after several complaints about noise from parties. When the police arrived, around a hundred young people fled the scene.
“Many young people were intoxicated,” police wrote. Twitter.
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Deputy Health Director Espen Rostrup Nakstad understands that young people want to get together and have fun. But they must follow the same tips and rules as everyone else.
– It is not just about small meetings, we are talking about big parties with many dozen participants. It’s very unfortunate, Nakstad tells Dagbladet.
Nakstad says that this type of activity caused large outbreaks in parts of Oslo and in some municipalities.
National measures state that a maximum of ten people must attend private meetings at indoor events. For fixed assigned places, this can be increased to 100 people. A maximum of 50 people can participate in the indoor events for children and young people under 20 years of age, which only bring together participants from the same municipality.
There is a limit of 200 people at outdoor events.
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In Agder, the number of infection cases is increasing, and Grimstad is one of the municipalities that introduced urgent decisions on Saturday.
In Inland, police moved to a party at Rena in Åmot municipality after reports of a larger party with many participants in private homes.
Upon arrival it turned out that there were 20 people present. Police wrote on Twitter that match participants “received a moral lecture on infection control and recommendations.”
In Bjørnevatn, Kirkenes, the police had to put an end to a party with about 30 participants. Party participants received good infection control tips with the purchase.
The Oslo Police District claims that it received 48 reports of party noise from various private addresses, 45 of which were in the municipality of Oslo.
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