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Karelia, russiskur trolari, korona - Mynd: vesseltracker.com

Trawler to continue fishing with infected crew

Russian trawler Karelia is set to continue fishing despite carrying at least 23 Covid-19-infected crew members

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Bjarni Hammer, Javnaðarflokkurin, Løgtingið, løgtingsfundur, løgtingssfólk, politikkur,

Parliament to open without public attendance

Due to Covid-19 restrictions, Wednesday’s opening of the new parliamentary session will not be open to the public

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ungdómskriminalitetur, Vágsbotnur, náttarlív, ungfólk, ung fólk, ungdómur, rúsdrekka, rúsdrekkalógin

Police warn parents of teenagers against drugs

Under-18s are frequently seen in the nightlife under the influence of alcohol and drugs

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Covid-spread from Russian ship “unlikely”

The Faroese people who were in contact with the Covid-19-infected crew of Russian ship Karelia have tested negative, but further tests are needed

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