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Crown Prince Haakon Saw the Destruction of Drammen: "Extremely Tough"

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On Sunday, the rescue service focused on preventing the forest fire from spreading and extinguishing the fire in the row house area.

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On Sunday, Norwegian Crown Prince Haakon traveled to Drammen, where hundreds of homes burned down in a huge fire. He talks about how he has been affected by the disaster.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Over 100 homes have been completely damaged after a major fire in Norway in the town of Krokstadelva, which the Crown Prince visited on Sunday.

·Borås, Sweden
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On Sunday, the rescue service focused on preventing the forest fire from spreading and extinguishing the fire in the row house area.

·Helsinki, Finland
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– We thought we would come back.

·Oslo, Norway
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The Crown Prince on the fire in Krokstadelva: – Very dramatic KROKSTADELVA (Nettavisen): On Friday afternoon, a major fire broke out in Stenseth in Krokstadelva. More than 100 residential units have been lost in the flames as a result of the fire. The Crown Prince is in place in Krokstadelva on Sunday afternoon to inspect the burned area in Stenseth. Read also: Read also: Drove over a hundred miles to get home: – Like a war VISIT: Crown Prince…

Crown Prince Haakon visits Krokstadelva on Sunday evening after the fire. When asked by the press about the Crown Princess's health, the Crown Prince replied: - Fortunately, things are getting better, thank you. But it is the beginning of a rather long road to getting better. Crown Princess Mette Marit underwent a lung transplant in June, due to her serious lung disease.

·Oslo, Norway
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adressa.no broke the news on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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