Government or official record
The response of the health services to the terrorist incidents of 22 July 2011
Norwegian Board of Health Supervision
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Historic crimes & investigations · 22 July 2011Open article references →
Norway 22 July Attacks
Government Quarter and 22 July Centre · Norway
Why editors use it hereReviewed account of emergency medical coordination, treatment, transport, capacity, and lessons from Oslo and Utøya.
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On 22 July 2011, a far-right terrorist detonated a vehicle bomb in Oslo's Government Quarter and then attacked the Workers' Youth League summer camp on Utøya.
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Trigger and conditions
A bomb exploded in the Government Quarter at 3:25 p.m., killing eight, injuring many others, and disrupting central Oslo.
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Uncertainty
The deaths, locations, and sequence are established, but injury totals vary with definitions and reporting periods.
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Why it matters
The attacks connect extremist ideology with a deliberate assault on democratic government and a new generation of political participants.
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