The E6 highway at Eitervikneset in Narvik, Norway, has reopened after being closed due to a collision involving a moose. The road was blocked for some time as authorities responded to the incident. Fortunately, no personal injuries have been reported as a result of the accident. However, the moose has sustained injuries and remains on the road, necessitating additional attention from wildlife authorities.

In response to the incident, local law enforcement has been dispatched to manage traffic flow in the area. This includes directing vehicles away from the obstruction while ensuring the safety of drivers and passengers. The presence of traffic control is crucial, especially in areas where wildlife crossings are common, as such incidents can lead to hazardous driving conditions.

The situation has highlighted the ongoing challenges faced by motorists in regions where wildlife is often encountered near roadways. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of vigilance while driving in rural areas of Norway, particularly in regions populated by large wildlife species such as moose. Authorities will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as necessary, especially regarding the status of the injured animal.