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MISSING: Left: Rasa Lasinskiene, Marius Brustad, Lisbeth Neraas and Irene Ruud Gundersen are among those still to be counted after the Gjerdrum landslide. Photo: Private / Espen Breivik
GJERDRUM (VG) Almost three days after the landslide in Gjerdrum, the police now publish the names of the missing who they believe are in the area of the landslide.
In consultation with relatives, the police came out on Friday night with the list of the missing after the landslide of the camp in Gjerdrum on Wednesday night.
It occurs just hours after police confirmed that a person was found dead within the area of the landslide.
Police write that “the deceased has not been identified, but is probably one of the people on the list.”
The following people are missing:
It is lost after Nystulia 38 disappeared in the landslide. He runs an IT company, according to Linkedin. According to NRK, the partner and their dog must be safe.
- Ann-Mari Olsen-Næristorp (50 years old)
Missing with her daughter Victoria Næristorp-Sørengen (13). The husband tells VG that he last saw Ann-Mari and her daughter Victoria when the three tried to leave the house while the landslide was taking place.
- Victoria Emilie Næristorp-Sørengen (13 years old)
Daughter of Ann-Mari Olsen-Næristorp (50), who is also missing.
FREE: Irene Ruud Gundersen (69). Photo: Private
- Irene Ruud Gundersen (69 years old)
He lived in Nystulia 4 which was taken over by the avalanche and did not leave the house. His daughter, Nina Christine Gundersen, writes in a Facebook post that her sister and father left the house, are slightly injured and in hospital.
– This is completely unreal. I cross everything I have that mom finds, she writes.
VG received permission from the daughter and family to reproduce the Facebook post.
SAVNET: Rasa Lasinskiene (49). Photo: Private
I was ventilating the dog before going to work. The husband was talking to Lasinskiene on the phone when contact suddenly broke, he told Bergens Tidende.
- Charlot Grymyr Jansen (31 years old)
He is missing along with his wife Bjørn-Ivar (40) and daughter Alma (2) after the apartment in Nystulia 39 disappeared in the landslide. The family was expecting a new baby in February. They were at home in Nystulia when the landslide occurred.
Bjørn-Ivar Grymyr Jansen’s brother Hans Jørgen Jansen tells Romerikes Blad that he spoke with his brother on the phone the night before the landslide.
– I know they were home. And I know the family home was among the first to be taken over by the avalanche, he told the newspaper on Wednesday.
Disappeared along with his mother Charlot Grymyr Jansen (31) and father Bjørn-Ivar Grymyr Jansen (40) after the apartment in Nystulia 39 disappeared in the landslide.
- Bjørn-Ivar Grymyr Jansen (40 years old)
Disappeared with his wife Charlot Grymyr Jansen (31) and daughter Alma (2) after Nystulia 39 disappeared in the landslide.
SAVNET: Marius Brustad (29 years old) Photo: Private
He was on a Christmas visit to his mother Lisbeth Neraas (54) in Nystulia, according to Romerikes Blad.
SAVNET: Lisbeth Neraas (54 years old). Photo: Private
Nystulia resident 42. Mother of Marius Brustad (29), who is also missing.
One died
The deceased person was pulled out of the avalanche Friday afternoon and police are working both to identify the person and to notify family members.
SEE BELOW: See video of rescue work
VG has previously told the story of Odd Steinar Sørengen, who misses partner Ann-Mari Næristorp and her daughter Victoria. He was rescued from the landslide and transported to Ahus with a body temperature of 30 degrees.
Britt and Åse-Lill Næristorp also expect answers about daughter / granddaughter and sister / aunt, respectively.
The search on the ground continues on Saturday
On Friday, ground crews were dispatched for the first time to search the area for landslides. At around 5.30pm on Friday, they ended the operation because it was getting dark.
– Ground crews within the area require a higher degree of security and different monitoring of the landslide area, explained task leader Roger Pettersen at 6.30pm on Friday night.
He notes that it is difficult to ensure the safety of rescuers when it is dark outside.
Overnight through Saturday, the rescue team will search through drones and heat search cameras from the air.
Police have made it clear from the start that they are looking for survivors, not dead.
Tonight, time is used for planning, so that rescue teams are ready tomorrow morning to begin the search when the light comes.
They will then search a larger area within the landslide area, task leader Roger Pettersen told NRK Dagsrevyen on Friday night.
SEE BELOW: Photos of helicopters from the landslide area
