The Center of Oslo Is Now Blocked Off.
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Around 3,000 police officers are called in for King Harald's funeral in Oslo. The operation is described as one of the largest in Norwegian history. Neighboring countries are also contributing – Sweden with bomb dogs.
At 6 a.m. on Wednesday morning, large parts of central Oslo were closed off ahead of King Harald's funeral.
On Wednesday, King Harald will be laid to rest – and if you want to enter the city center, you have to go through the police checkpoints on foot.
To enter the restricted area, you must go through one of ten entry points.
There are ten entrances to the center with visitor control if you are going in.
Buses, schools, hotels, streets and shops are affected in central Oslo during King Harald's funeral.
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