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Emergency services responded to smoke in a motorhome in Levanger on May 27 morning. One person inside, no injuries. Cause: battery overheating.
On the morning of May 27, emergency services received a report of smoke in a motorhome in Levanger, in the Osenfjord area. Firefighters and police responded. One person was inside; all occupants left the vehicle, and no injuries were reported.
According to preliminary information, the cause was battery overheating, with no open flames observed. Road traffic was blocked. Details are being clarified.
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On Wednesday morning, emergency services received a report of smoke developing in a motorhome. Firefighters and police responded to the scene. Details...
On Wednesday morning, emergency services received a report of smoke developing in a motorhome. Firefighters and police responded to the scene. Details of the incident are being clarified.
Emergency services responded to a report of smoke development in a motorhome at Åsenfjord, Levanger. One person was inside the vehicle, and no injurie...
Emergency services responded to a report of smoke development in a motorhome at Åsenfjord, Levanger. One person was inside the vehicle, and no injuries were reported. The road was closed due to the incident. The cause is believed to be a battery overheating.
In Levanger, Norway, emergency services responded to a report of smoke developing in a motorhome. The incident occurred on the morning of May 27 near ...
In Levanger, Norway, emergency services responded to a report of smoke developing in a motorhome. The incident occurred on the morning of May 27 near Åsenfjord. All occupants evacuated the vehicle, and no injuries were reported. The likely cause is battery overheating; no open flames were observed.
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