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Tonje Bjørndal from the Trelleborg area says her street has become a parking lot for motorhomes, creating hazardous situations. The story was covered by Tønsbergs Blad and Øyene.
Tonje Bjørndal, a resident of the Trelleborg area in Tønsberg, has complained that her street has turned into a parking lot for motorhomes. She states that this creates dangerous situations. The article was published by Tønsbergs Blad on June 1, 2026, and is also available to subscribers of Øyene.
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Tonje Bjørndal, a resident of the Træleborg area, said the street where she lives has become a parking lot for motorhomes. According to her, this crea...
Tonje Bjørndal, a resident of the Træleborg area, said the street where she lives has become a parking lot for motorhomes. According to her, this creates dangerous situations. The article was published in Tønsbergs Blad on June 1, 2026.
Tonje Bjørndal, a resident of Træleborg, expressed concern that her street has become a parking lot for motorhomes. She says this creates dangerous si...
Tonje Bjørndal, a resident of Træleborg, expressed concern that her street has become a parking lot for motorhomes. She says this creates dangerous situations. The article is available to subscribers only.
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