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Norwegians line up at churches for emotional memorials remembering the late King Harald V

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Norwegians gathered at cathedrals and churches across the country on Sunday to attend memorial services for the late King Harald V. The services took place two days after the monarch passed away at the age of 89.

King Haakon VIII, the new monarch, attended a memorial service at Asker Church in Asker to honor his father. The events were marked by public displays of mourning as citizens lined up early to pay their respects to the late King.

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Toronto Star Focuses on the public scale of mourning and the King's age.
Free Malaysia Today Emphasizes the specific location of the new King's attendance.
Read the full story at the source The Local Norway (Oslo, Norway) · NO
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