Overview
- Vestland and Western police districts, backed by the Norwegian Red Cross, have redeployed helicopters, drones and search dogs across the glacier.
- Crews paused operations late Monday and again Tuesday when gale-force winds and heavy rain made mountain searches unsafe.
- Teams are concentrating on Luhn’s planned route between the Holmaskjer and Breidablikk mountain huts in hopes of finding clues.
- Alec Luhn, a Pulitzer Center fellow and Emmy-nominated climate reporter, was last heard from on July 31 when he sent his wife a location photo.
- His wife, Veronika Silchenko, has urged hikers in the area to report any sightings to the authorities.