Tragedy in Oslo

GalaTView Staff

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Oslo, Norway- Before Friday’s attacks in Norway, the nation had been grappling with terrorism concerns, including a homegrown plot linked to al-Qaida. Norway’s prime minister says an island where 80 people were killed in a massacre was “my childhood paradise that  was transformed into Hell.”

Police have one suspect in custody. Stoltenberg said it was too early to comment on the motives behind the attacks. However, two suspects are in jail awaiting charges.

Whoever was responsible for Friday’s attacks, Ayers said it appeared possible that more than one person was involved.

It was a secondary attack that seemed to confirm it was a man called Stoltenberg, who had been working at home and his party who were the intended victims.

A gunman had opened fire at Utoya and anti-terror units were being dispatched to the scene.
Speaking again after the shooting at the island youth camp where he had been due to speak on Saturday, Stoltenberg added: “There is a critical situation at Utoya.”

This tragedy involved about 700 people, mostly teenagers between 14 and 18, were assembled for the camp.

Terrorism has also been a concern in many countries. So GalaTView is against to this tragedy and our prayers are with the victims.