If you don’t have serious symptoms, you should stay home and not clog up the hospitals or risk spreading it or catching it there.it spreads it planes , trains , buses most stay home dont be thoughtless all 61 polish people who contracted viruses travelled internationallyThank you for this daily report. I have a couple of nephews in Oslo who are suffering (!) The quick spread of the virus can partially be attributed to air travel, which leaves us wondering what that means for our upcoming travel … New travel advice for travel between Norway and other European countries. Have a nice day.Hai, i’m from Malaysia I travel to norway 20/03 I’m not sure cancel trip or not. For some reasons, here in Italy, death toll is much higher than anywhere else, but the situation is far more dramatic than how media picture it. Norway however is not, even when obvious symptoms are reported from someone suffering with covid, they are not tested, so the statistics are not correctly updated like in the rest of the world. As a miracle he survived, now with a crooked back, weak legs, damaged eyes, broken mouth! antall mennesker med viruset økerThat is why people said people should cancel their travel plans early, or wait before they ordered a trip. Please everyone stay at home so we can beat this thing, then maybe I can get homeMy family and I are moving to Oslo from the UK as we are both starting a new job there in May. Influenza in Germany in 2019 alone had more than 13000 cases and 32 deaths. Then “someone” from Oslo’s government people decoded: Wow, this is such a lovely old Historic Villa, which needs to be restored; they never even looked into the fact that this was the home for 5 men! Although 20+ cases have been reported in Oslo, the University has not taken precautions to keep students safe (no movement to online teaching or closing the university) even though other cities of smaller populations and higher cases have closed them and cancelled public events. Everywhere I can see its still waiting for results.Hi..I am from India…We are scheduled to travel to Norway on May 23rd till 3rd of June..we are travelling by Finnair..Will it be safe and feasible to travel that time as it will be summer time and are there chances of coronavirus cases reducing by then? She and her husband John Early made numerous trips to Norway. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 3 Travel Health Notice for Norway due to COVID-19. Hope they continue with this for a few more month. do not believe that this will never target you! The Norwegian government has announced a series of economic measures to help laid off staff and struggling businesses.If you have mild symptoms that do not require medical treatment and you do not fall into one of high-risk groups as defined by FHI, you may also register your symptoms using a The WHO's Dr. Margaret Harris told NRK that most patients do not become seriously ill, but it's possible to pass the virus on to others who can become seriously ill:“People need to stay calm. I’ve been waiting for the decision of my Au Pair visa. In my openion I ´ve to say that Most Norwagian people don´t really think Covid 19 is dangerous. Since then, the virus has spread around the world. It concerns me that there seems to be a certain complacency about the virus there and an underplaying of the risks. My brother along with the other people in this building are locked up as in a prison, they can not move out of their rooms, he has a hard time walking outside. Ist has not been cancelled yet. Vacations are supposed to be relaxing. My work colleagues from around the globe are all at home,most without salary. My return flight was cancelled due to the covid outbreak and now I’m stuck here because there are no flights leaving the UK going to Norway.
If you don’t have serious symptoms, you should stay home and not clog up the hospitals or risk spreading it or catching it there.it spreads it planes , trains , buses most stay home dont be thoughtless all 61 polish people who contracted viruses travelled internationallyThank you for this daily report. I have a couple of nephews in Oslo who are suffering (!) The quick spread of the virus can partially be attributed to air travel, which leaves us wondering what that means for our upcoming travel … New travel advice for travel between Norway and other European countries. Have a nice day.Hai, i’m from Malaysia I travel to norway 20/03 I’m not sure cancel trip or not. For some reasons, here in Italy, death toll is much higher than anywhere else, but the situation is far more dramatic than how media picture it. Norway however is not, even when obvious symptoms are reported from someone suffering with covid, they are not tested, so the statistics are not correctly updated like in the rest of the world. As a miracle he survived, now with a crooked back, weak legs, damaged eyes, broken mouth! antall mennesker med viruset økerThat is why people said people should cancel their travel plans early, or wait before they ordered a trip. Please everyone stay at home so we can beat this thing, then maybe I can get homeMy family and I are moving to Oslo from the UK as we are both starting a new job there in May. Influenza in Germany in 2019 alone had more than 13000 cases and 32 deaths. Then “someone” from Oslo’s government people decoded: Wow, this is such a lovely old Historic Villa, which needs to be restored; they never even looked into the fact that this was the home for 5 men! Although 20+ cases have been reported in Oslo, the University has not taken precautions to keep students safe (no movement to online teaching or closing the university) even though other cities of smaller populations and higher cases have closed them and cancelled public events. Everywhere I can see its still waiting for results.Hi..I am from India…We are scheduled to travel to Norway on May 23rd till 3rd of June..we are travelling by Finnair..Will it be safe and feasible to travel that time as it will be summer time and are there chances of coronavirus cases reducing by then? She and her husband John Early made numerous trips to Norway. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 3 Travel Health Notice for Norway due to COVID-19. Hope they continue with this for a few more month. do not believe that this will never target you! The Norwegian government has announced a series of economic measures to help laid off staff and struggling businesses.If you have mild symptoms that do not require medical treatment and you do not fall into one of high-risk groups as defined by FHI, you may also register your symptoms using a The WHO's Dr. Margaret Harris told NRK that most patients do not become seriously ill, but it's possible to pass the virus on to others who can become seriously ill:“People need to stay calm. I’ve been waiting for the decision of my Au Pair visa. In my openion I ´ve to say that Most Norwagian people don´t really think Covid 19 is dangerous. Since then, the virus has spread around the world. It concerns me that there seems to be a certain complacency about the virus there and an underplaying of the risks. My brother along with the other people in this building are locked up as in a prison, they can not move out of their rooms, he has a hard time walking outside. Ist has not been cancelled yet. Vacations are supposed to be relaxing. My work colleagues from around the globe are all at home,most without salary. My return flight was cancelled due to the covid outbreak and now I’m stuck here because there are no flights leaving the UK going to Norway.