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Photo: search operation in Norway (nrk.no)
Near Oslo, the second victim of the landslides, which occurred on Wednesday, December 30, was found. The body was found less than 100 meters from the site of the landslide.
It is reported by NRK.
The police cannot name the sex and age of the victim. The body was found by a search engine team with dogs on Saturday morning.
Law enforcement agencies still hope to find survivors. The rescue operation will continue on Sunday. Eight people are still missing.
The first body was found on Friday. Later, the police were also unable to specify the age or sex of the deceased.
A landslide in the municipality of Djerdrum occurred on Wednesday afternoon, December 30. The landslide is 700 meters long and severely damaged at least 14 residential buildings. More than 1,000 residents have been evacuated. Another 1.5 thousand people may be forced to leave their homes, as the threat of landslides still exists.
