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Dagbladet can report today that Norway’s reopening plan will likely be presented to the people before the country takes an Easter holiday.
This is confirmed by Prime Minister Erna Solberg (H) to Dagbladet.
– We are working to present Norway’s reopening plan before Easter. And then it depends a bit on whether we finish the plan, and whether we can dare to do it according to the infection situation in Norway, says Solberg.
Thursday April 1 is Holy Thursday and the beginning of Easter. Earlier today, it was announced that the Danes are on a similar path to that of the Norwegian government.
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE: Erna Solberg tells Dagbladet that the government’s plan is to present a reopening plan for Norway at Easter. Photography: John T. Pedersen / Dagbladet
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen (S) promised the country a plan for reopening before March 23.
Solberg will not set a fixed date for when his plan arrives, but it is expected later this month.
Norwegian authorities were put to bed today by Denmark which stopped the use of the AstraZeneca vaccine for fear of fatal side effects. Several Norwegian municipalities are taking action.
Ask Erna to keep her mouth shut a little longer.
As the National Institute of Public Health and the Norwegian Medicines Agency sat in urgent meetings after the news came from Denmark, several municipalities took action and halted use of the vaccine until the situation is clarified.
At least five Norwegian municipalities, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim, Sandnes and Tromsø, have kept AstraZeneca doses until they receive further messages from the Norwegian health authorities.
127,400 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine have been distributed in Norway, FHI overview shows.
