Police in eastern Norway reported a possible diving accident near Nesodden this afternoon. Authorities initially expressed concern about a diver who failed to surface at the agreed time.
The situation resolved quickly when the diver emerged from the water independently. Officials confirmed the individual was found in good condition shortly after the search began.
Police stated the diver reached the surface on their own. Investigators are now working to determine why the diver missed their scheduled surfacing time.
Nesodden is a peninsula in the Oslofjord region known for its popular diving spots. The area attracts both recreational and professional divers throughout the year.
While the outcome was positive, this incident highlights the inherent risks of underwater activities even in familiar waters. Proper timing and communication protocols exist for good reason in diving safety procedures.