World
The crime technicians are in place: Have started the hunt for answers
- Crime scene technicians have started work inside the area.
- Only after five days was it possible for police crime technicians to examine the ruins in the quest to find out the cause of what became an inferno.
- Crime scene technicians are at the scene of the fire.
- It is still not known what started the fire.
Finally, the police can start the technical investigation into how the disaster could happen. Crime scene technicians have started work inside the area. Only after five days was it possible for police crime technicians to examine the ruins in the quest to find out the cause of what became an inferno.
Crime scene technicians are at the scene of the fire. It is still not known what started the fire. Until now it has been too hot and too dangerous.
NRK was allowed to enter among the ruins on Wednesday. NRK was allowed to enter among the ruins on Wednesday. NRK was allowed to enter among the ruins on Wednesday.
The police announced on Tuesday that a man has been given the status of a suspect in the case. At the same time, deputy police officer Nina Fladhus said that they do not suspect that anything criminal has happened. - Can you say something about what the person is suspected of?
We cannot provide any information about what the person in question is suspected of, replies Fladhus. stigation, so the status in itself is to give him certain rights and for the police to survey what has happened in the case, says Skjellstad. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre visited Krokstadelva on Tuesday.
These are completely unreal images, he said. Earlier on Tuesday, the fire service announced that they had the fire under control. However, they will continue to work in the Krokstadelva for several days to come.
The fire service continues to monitor the area and has a helicopter on standby. Yesterday, the fire service came up with a new timeline in the case: A total of 116 homes were totally damaged in the fire in the Krokstadelva. The municipality has acquired 139 homes that are available as temporary homes for those who are now without a home. Lost your home in the big fire - now the offers are pouring in.
Source: NRK