A wildfire in Ørland, Norway, is under control, allowing 40 evacuated residents to return home after effective firefighting efforts, including the deployment of helicopters.
A wildfire in Ørland, Trøndelag, has been brought under control, enabling the return of 40 residents who were evacuated due to threats posed by the fire. As of Sunday afternoon, operational leader Svein Erik Wagnild confirmed to NTB that the emergency evacuation was lifted, indicating that the situation has significantly improved from the earlier chaos when the fire threatened populated areas. With the fire now under control, emergency services remain vigilant to monitor any further developments, ensuring rapid response should conditions change.
