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Caravan overturned on Brusand beach

05.04.2026 13:13 1 min 1 source
RA Stavanger NOR
Caravan overturned on Brusand beach
Original source: RA Stavanger

A caravan was overturned by strong winds at Brusand beach in Norway on April 5, 2026. The incident occurred as gusts hit the Jæren coast. Police urged visitors to exercise caution.

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Caravan overturned on Brusand beach

05.04.2026 RA Stavanger NOR Original source

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