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Norwegian official lives in camper after move

28.08.2026 02:00 1 min 1 source РУС
Hordaland NOR
Norwegian official lives in camper after move
Original source: Hordaland

Iril Schau Johansen, appointed as head of business and society in Nord-Odal, moved into a camper and lives there. She is satisfied with her job and does not rule out returning to Voss politics.

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Norwegian official lives in camper after move

28.08.2026 Hordaland NOR Original source

NO Norway — fuel prices

Updated: 30.08.2026

Super 95

$2.10 /l

NOK19.71 · €1.81/l

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pricier than 86% of countries

Super Plus 98

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83 of 100

pricier than 82% of countries

Diesel

$2.22 /l

NOK20.86 · €1.92/l

141 of 166

pricier than 84% of countries

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