Extensive technical problems in Telenor's network in Norway are causing disruption to railway crossings and making it difficult to reach the emergency number 112, according to Bane Nor and the police.
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Telenor is experiencing extensive technical problems in Norway affecting critical infrastructure.
The problems must be linked to an extensive problem with Telenor in the country.
- We have a number of unsafe railway crossings where people call in when they are about to cross. When it is switched off, we have to drive slowly past, says Olav Nordli, press spokesperson at Bane Nor, to TV 2.
The technical problems in the telecommunications network also affect the fact that it can be difficult to reach the emergency number 112, the police told NRK.
The text is updated.

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