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‘New’ Nørreport Station to be unveiled Saturday
Festivities will include food,
music, entertainment and
guided tours
A
COBE AND GOTTLIEB PALUDAN ARCHITECTS
9 JANUARY 2015
FTER THREE years
of renovation work,
the revamped Nørreport Station will be unveiled
this Saturday (January 10) at
13:00 with celebrations and
entertainment for young
and old.
”Thanks to a good and
fruitful co-operation between Copenhagen Municipality,
Banedanmark
and DSB, we are on time
and ready with a completely
changed area and station
with an easy and bright expression,” Jesper Hansen,
the CEO of the national
railway maintenance provid-
ers Banedanmark, said in a structure, the regional train
press release.
platform and a new Metro
entrance from the walking
Train load of changes
street. Additionally, the venThe massive renovation tilation has been improved
project has included work and a considerable connecon the station’s concrete tive square with better cy-
cling conditions has been
built above ground.
The station is Denmark’s
busiest and services about
250,000 people every day.
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DENMARK
Early elections in Sri
Lanka unexpectedly close
for incumbent Rajapaksa
Gunmen in Paris attack
still on the run; rob service
station in northern France
Strong winds ahead
THE METEOROLOGICAL institute DMI has
warned that gale-force
winds of 25 m/s are expected to hit the Danish
western coast on Friday
morning, growing stronger
into Saturday.
DMI warns motorists to
drive carefully as some roads
will probably be blocked
by fallen trees and expects
many of the nation’s bridges
to be closed to traffic.
Strong winds and rain is
expected in the rest of the
country.
Danish papers tighten security
W
E D N E S D AY ’ S
terror attack on
the Paris offices of
the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which
left 12 dead and scores injured, has led to a tightening of security at media offices in Denmark.
The Danish publishing
house JP/Politiken Hus –
which publishes the newspapers
Jyllands-Posten,
Ekstra Bladet and Politiken
– has increased the security
at its offices in Copenhagen
and in Jutland.
”We have beefed up our
security because of the terror attack on Charlie Hebdo,” the publishing house
wrote in a statement to DR
Nyheder. ”The police have
also increased their presence
at our addresses at Rådhuspladsen and in Viby.”
JP/Politiken Hus’s security is already tight thanks
to the Mohammed cartoons
that Jyllands-Posten originally published in 2005,
which Charlie Hebdo reprinted in 2007.
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EVENTS
The Snow Queen
Jan 14-18, 19:00 (Jan
14-17), 14:00 (Jan 1718); Lyngby Kulturhus,
Klampenborgvej, Kongens
Lyngby; 160kr, under-12s:
100kr; ctcircle.dk
If a pantomime is for you,
look no further than this
CTC production.
Bootleg Beatles
Fri 9 Jan, 20:00; Falconer
Salen; 380kr
Take a magical mystery tour
with the fake four. One of
the best Beatle copy bands.