On Monday evening, the police received a tip about reckless driving in the area by the old dairy in Namsos.
– There was someone who had grown tired of driving tolls with an ATV. Among other things, it must have been driven on the rear wheels, says police operations manager Trond Hangaas to Trønder-Avisa on Tuesday morning.
A patrol was able to check the vehicle, and quickly saw that the ATV had worn tires and an illegally installed power system.
The quad bike was therefore separated, while the teenage driver was driven home to his mother.
There is no suspicion of drunk driving, Hangaas points out.
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Long periods of sun
The weather will be fine in Trøndelag today too, although some may have to wait until later in the day before seeing the sun. This is what Yr’s text warning says about the weather on Tuesday:
“Westerly breeze. A little rain or drizzle in Namdalen, otherwise cloudy or partly cloudy weather. Maybe fog in the coastal stroka. From this afternoon changing breeze, northeast breeze on the coast. During the day, long periods of sun.”
In several places, it is approaching a new day with temperatures above the 20s.
On TA.no
On Trønder-Avisa’s online edition, you get a varied and comprehensive online edition on Tuesday morning. There you can read, among other things, about Sebo, which is developing a new construction site in Kjønstadmarka in Levanger. There, it has already been planned how the homes will be kept warm – and at the same time save electricity:
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First with local heating systems in new housing estates: – Can save 70 per cent of electricity costs
Trygg Trafikk and the transport industry agree: New E6 between Åsen and Kvithammar is already running overtime:
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Second serious accident in Vuddudalen in a short time: – The road should have been finished many years ago
Mentally going through the autumn and winter months can be cheap insurance – both for your house and your health:
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You should check this in your home after a long winter: – If you don’t remember this, things can go really wrong
Other news
This is the night’s most important news, according to NTB’s overview:
Nocturnal Russian attacks in Ukraine
The industrial city of Kryvyi Rih in the central part of Ukraine was last night exposed to what the local authorities refer to as a “massive rocket attack”.
– There are dead and wounded, says Dnipropetrovsk region governor Serhij Lysak. At 5.20 Norwegian time, he had not given any figures for the dead and wounded.
Several civilian buildings in the city have been hit in the attacks, according to the city’s mayor, Oleksandr Vilkul. Attacks were also reported last night in the Kharkiv region in eastern Ukraine, as well as attacks against the capital region of Kyiv. All the rockets fired at Kyiv were shot down, according to the military administration there.
2023 will be a record year for solar cells on private homes
So far this year, almost as many solar cell systems have been installed each month as in the whole of 2018. New figures from the state energy conversion company Enova, which provides support for putting solar cells on residential roofs, show that the number of homeowners installing solar cells on their roofs has increased sixfold In recent years.
In 2018, Enova gave support to 837 private individuals who installed solar systems. In 2022, the number increased to a record 5,291.
That record will be broken this year, writes Klassekampen. By the end of May this year, 3,974 new systems had been installed on private roofs. There are an average of 795 installations each month.
Photo ban during Trump court hearing
Last night, Norwegian time, a federal judge rejected a request from the media to take pictures and make video recordings when Donald Trump appears in court in Miami today. The judge has also banned the use of mobile phones during the court session.
At the same time, Miami police chief Manny Morales has taken into account that up to 50,000 protesters can gather in the area around the courtroom. Security is therefore expected to be tight, and nearby streets may be closed. The court hearing for Trump starts at 3 p.m. Norwegian time.
Iran and Venezuela strengthen cooperation
Iran and Venezuela aim to increase trade between them to NOK 216 billion, far above the current level of NOK 32 billion. Iran’s President Ebrahim Raisi told this during his visit to Caracas where he met President Nicolás Maduro.
The two signed an agreement in principle to expand cooperation within the oil sector. The aim is to be able to implement joint projects as an extension of an already close oil collaboration. Iran and Venezuela are both subject to US sanctions. Venezuela was the first stop on Raisi’s visit to Latin America. He will also visit Cuba and Nicaragua
2023-06-13 04:19:31
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