> In the capital, certain groups are disproportionally infected by the virus[3]. In particular immigrants which does not understand Norwegian very well and come

> In the capital, certain groups are disproportionally infected by the virus[3]. In particular immigrants which does not understand Norwegian very well and come from cultures where visiting people, especially sick ones, is socially important. It's pretty disingenuous to say this when the link only lists one group that they felt the need to make specific outreach to. Your link states that in general they are not seeing over-representation from people born outside of Norway. Norway has also tested less than 3.7% of it's residents - we know they've done less than 200k tests, and we don't know how many people have been tested more than once, so it may be significantly less, so we really don't know how many people have had the virus or still have it.