A significant wildfire has broken out along the coast of central Norway in Trøndelag, causing serious concerns as it spreads to mountainous areas. With over 40 individuals evacuated from the vicinity of Oksvoll village, emergency services initiated the evacuations early in the morning when the blaze began encroaching upon residential structures. The fire, which ignited on Saturday afternoon, has rapidly expanded and intensified through the night, as reported by Norwegian broadcasting company NRK. Trond Hangås, the operations chief from the regional police, confirmed on Sunday morning that, although the fire's spread was anticipated, it was nonetheless alarming. Firefighters and rescue officials are currently working tirelessly to contain the blaze amidst challenging conditions characterized by strong winds and dry weather. Authorities have yet to regain control of the fire, which continues to pose a significant threat to the surrounding communities. The police have suggested that the cause of the wildfire may have been linked to individuals 'playing with a lighter.' This unfortunate incident highlights the dangers posed by human activity in dry conditions, particularly during the summer months, and emphasizes the urgent need for awareness and precautionary measures to prevent similar occurrences in the future.