Watch: Norway bids farewell to King Harald

Norway has concluded 13 days of national mourning with a public farewell to King Harald. Tens of thousands of citizens lined the streets to pay their respects. The article does not specify the exact date or location of this event, nor does it provide details about the King's passing or the reasons for the mourning period. The focus of the provided content is on the public's participation in bidding farewell after the period of national mourning.

Thousands of people gathered in Oslo, Norway's capital, to bid farewell to King Harald V. The King was laid to rest during a service that was attended by world leaders. The article does not specify the date of the service or the exact location of the burial within the capital. The event marked a significant public occasion for the nation to honor its monarch.

Norway concluded 13 days of national mourning with ceremonies bidding farewell to King Harald V, who died at age 89. Tens of thousands lined the streets of Oslo for the funeral procession, which proceeded from the royal palace to the cathedral. European royals, including Prince William and King Felipe, along with global political figures, attended the service. Speaker Masud Gharahkhani and Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre remembered the king as a reformer who balanced stateliness with being down-to-earth. Following the service, four F-35 jets flew overhead, with one breaking away to symbolize the king's passing, before his casket was taken to the Akershus fortress for a private burial. Despite recent scandals, the monarchy remains broadly popular in Norway.