
A landslide destroyed a road in northern Norway
The shocking images and video of Wednesday's landslide in northern Norway made headlines around the world. Eight houses were taken into the sea by the powerful landslide measuring 650 metres wide, a few miles west of Alta. Thankfully, no-one was killed or injured.
A second landslide
Now, the nearby road has collapsed in a second significant movement of the earth. Local police said the landslide was "significant". It is estimated at 30-40 metres high and about 50 metres in diameter.
There was no traffic on the road, the old E6, as it has been closed since Wednesday's landslide. However, the police confirmed that no houses, buildings or people were involved in this latest landslide.
Nevertheless, the images will cause concern for those living nearby or in other vulnerable areas across northern Norway.














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