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Oslo:
There have been 162 new corona infections in Oslo in the last 24 hours, figures from the Oslo municipality show.
The number of contagion cases in the capital has increased by one since Wednesday. Yesterday’s figures were the highest number of people infected in one day during the pandemic.
– This is no longer a charity, this is serious, says City Councilor Raymond Johansen about the high numbers.
The municipality of Oslo has introduced various measures, but the infection is not yet under control.
– There is still too much social contact. The infection is too high in all of Norway, says Johansen.
Little pats, hugs and “high five”
One in three cases of infection in the capital occurs in private homes.
– We see that infection rates are relatively high among young adults and adolescents. Then I’ll encourage less patting, hugging, and “high five” outside, says Johansen.
He believes that these groups are the ones that bring the infection to the private home.
The city council leader’s goal is to prevent the closure of Oslo. It is most contagious in the 20-29 and 30-39 age groups.
– It is still what we should hope that we can be a reasonably open city, he says.
RED: All of Oslo is red. Infections in the capital continue to rise.
Photo: Screenshot / Municipality of Oslo
On Thursday morning, the government will hold a press conference on the status of the crown in Norway. There may be a number of new measures.
Tomorrow it will be clear what kind of infection control measures will apply to Oslo in the future.
There are many quarantined school classes and kindergarten children across the country. In Oslo, you receive new reports of these cases every day.
– We have to look at this a bit until tomorrow at 12 o’clock where we will have a press conference. We aim to keep schools open, says Johansen.
The district with the most infections remains Stovner. In the last 14 days, a total of 1408 new cases of infection have been registered in Oslo.
Trondheim:
In Trondheim, 20 new cases of infection have been registered. This is the highest number of infections in one day in Trondheim, so far in the pandemic.
Eight students and an NTNU employee in Trondheim have been diagnosed with corona, the university reports on its website.
The infected people have visited two cafeterias and two reading rooms at the university. Everyone who has visited the same places is asked to put themselves to the test.
The nine infected belong to a total of six faculties.
79 people have been diagnosed with coronary heart disease in Trondheim in the last 14 days.
Tromsø:
In Tromsø, 500 students from Tromsdalen Upper Secondary School will be evaluated for crown.
On Wednesday, it became known that the infection situation in Tromsø had developed dramatically, especially among students in upper secondary schools.
In Troms and Finnmark counties, there have been 51 new infections in the last two weeks.
Drammen:
There have been 17 new cases of infection in Drammen in the last 24 hours. 14 of those who have now been diagnosed with an infection have known or suspected a route of infection.
Two nursing homes and several schools are affected by the new cases in the municipality.
In the last two weeks, 242 infected have been registered in the municipality.
A total of 638 people who are registered as residents in Drammen Township have so far been diagnosed with coronary heart disease.
A lot of infection across the country:
As a result of the increase in infection in the country, the Norwegian Health Directorate recommends stopping drinking at midnight throughout the country.
There have been 620 new corona infections in Norway in the last 24 hours.
This is the second highest number during the pandemic. The highest number was on Monday with 704 infected.
On Wednesday, there were 70 hospitalized with covid-19, an increase of nine from the previous day.
