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Motorhome hit a bridge – police responded

19.05.2026 16:44 1 min 1 source
adressa.no NOR

On the evening of May 19, 2026, in Røros, Norway, a motorhome struck a bridge on Petter Møllers veg. Police notified the train dispatcher. The motorhome's roof cooling system detached; the bridge was undamaged. Police classified the incident as an insurance matter and closed the case.

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19.05.2026 adressa.no NOR Original source

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