Explosion at U.S. Embassy in Oslo, No Injuries

0:00Durham's story is making news on March 8th. Norwegian police are probing a possible explosion outside the U.S. Embassy in Oslo that happened early Sunday morning around 1am. No one got hurt. And officials say they got calls about a loud bang? Right away. Local reports mention minor damage at the Embassy entrance, with thick smoke filling the street nearby. Witnesses describe the scene, and police are now hunting for anyone who saw what went down. Norway's Justice Minister called the event unacceptable, and said it's getting top priority from investigators. She added that there's no sign of any ongoing risk to the public. The National Security Service brought an extra staff to help out, but they haven't bumped up the country's terror threat level at all. Right now, cops are talking to potential witnesses and looking for suspects, while the U.S. Embassy pointed questions to the State Department, which hasn't commented yet. D&N is sponsored by our partner. Check out the episode description. Relax deeper. Reset faster.

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