Norwegian police and surveillance cameras at the Dansbandsveckan festival in Malung for enhanced security.
Norwegian police and surveillance cameras at the Dansbandsveckan festival in Malung for enhanced security.
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Security strengthened at Dansbandsveckan in Malung

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Norwegian police and extra cameras have been deployed during Dansbandsveckan in Malung to enhance security.

During Dansbandsveckan in Malung, Norwegian police from Trysil have been on site. This marks the start of broader cross-border cooperation.

Fredrik Johansson, deputy head of the Mora local police area, says European-level legislation has opened up opportunities for other police to come to Sweden. Two Norwegian officers have been borrowed due to the large number of Norwegians attending the event.

Police monitor large parts of the center with drones. New this year are several extra temporary safety cameras around Malung. Fredrik Johansson states that this has had an effect.

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