An officer stands guard as police cordon off a large area around a subway station on on Saturday night after finding what they described as a "bomb-like" device in Oslo. (AP photo)STAVANGER, NORWAY - Police in the Norwegian capital of Oslo cordoned off a large area around a subway station on a busy commercial street on Saturday night after finding what they described as a "bomb-like'' device. Pederson said the device was found on the street just outside the Groenland underground station, and police swept through the area to remove people from bars and restaurants. Norway was put on high alert after neighbouring Sweden suffered a truck attack in the capital that killed four people and injured 15. It was unclear whether he was also a Swedish citizen or resident or even how long he'd been in the country.

Source: Bangkok Post April 08, 2017 23:15 UTC