Emergency services have been dispatched to Eikefjord in Kinn, Norway, responding to reports of a considerable landslide between Sandvika and Nyttingnes. The landslide, described as approximately 40 to 50 meters wide, raised concerns as authorities began a rescue operation and deployed a rescue helicopter along with an ambulance boat to the area. The situation was reported by operations leader Frode Kolltveit at 3:35 PM, indicating the seriousness of the incident.

Fortunately, the police have communicated with residents on both sides of the landslide site and have not received any reports of missing persons as of now. The area is experiencing little to no traffic, further suggesting that the impact of the landslide, while significant in nature, may not have resulted in casualties. The response teams are keeping a close watch on the situation as they explore the affected area to ensure safety and assist any residents potentially impacted.

By 3:45 PM, police confirmed that they had no indications of people or vehicles caught in the landslide, providing some reassurance to the concerned community. The quick response from emergency services highlights the attention and preparedness in dealing with such natural disasters, while investigations continue to assess any further risks or necessary actions following this considerable geological event.