A large rockslide occurred on the E134 highway in Fjæra, Etne municipality, in Vestland county, blocking the road. Fortunately, authorities reported that no individuals have been trapped or injured by the landslide, but several nearby buildings were affected by falling debris. The police received reports of the rockslide at 10:44 AM, prompting immediate action to ensure the safety of individuals in the vicinity.

Emergency services reported that those near the slide sought refuge in a nearby tunnel to avoid any potential danger. As of now, crews are en route to manage traffic and implement necessary detours. An update from Dag Steinkopf, the operations leader at Sørvest Police District, indicated that the E134 will be severely affected, with alternative routes advised through RV13 to accommodate displaced traffic.

The magnitude of the rockfall is considerable, with large boulders covering the entire roadway, which is expected to result in a prolonged closure. The Vegtrafikksentralen has confirmed that it will take time to clear the site and restore safe passage for vehicles, underscoring the potential impact on local transport and accessibility in the region.