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Will Norway's Schools and Workers Get a Day Off for King Harald's Funeral?

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With Norway mourning King Harald V and people getting ready to pay their last respects, many are asking if the state funeral will mean a day off work or school closures.

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Schools in Oslo are encouraged to grant leave to students whose parents wish to take them to follow the funeral and procession in the city center.

·Oslo, Norway
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– Kong Harald har vært viktig for mange, både ansatte og studenter, og vi vet at mange ønsker å følge gravferden. Det ønsker vi å legge til rette for, sier kommunikasjonsdirektør Ingvild Straume ved OsloMet til FriFagbevegelse.

Møter bir avlyst, planer legges til side og dagen 9. september skal brukes til å ta farvel med kongen, som ble 89 år.

– There is still time for respect and ettertanke, one is always welcome during the same time, during the next year and during the grave days.

Oslo school holder opened as soon as possible under Kong Harald's engraved September 9, and all parts of the island are in a minute's silence. Samtidig flyttes andre gravferdsseremonier i hovedstaden til andere drager. Kong Harald gravlegges from Oslo domkirke on Tuesday, September 9, clocks at 13.00. Gravferden får store konsekvenser for både skoler, trafikk and other kirkelige seremonier in hovedstaden. Solene marker [...] Innlegget Slik påvir…

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VG broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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