Hundreds of Norwegians began to file past the chapel of King Harald V on Tuesday, set up at the Royal Palace in Oslo. People approached the venue to honor the memory of the deceased monarch.
King Harald V died last Friday at the age of 89. His death was a consequence of complications from a blood infection.
The chapel was set up at the Royal Palace in Oslo, where Norwegian citizens were able to come to bid their final farewell to the monarch and express their condolences during this day.
This event marks the beginning of the national mourning period in Norway following the loss of its monarch, who had ruled the country for more than three decades.
