A minor earthquake struck the Bergen area in Norway, registering a magnitude of 3.2. The quake occurred offshore, near Øygarden, according to Bergens Tidende. While relatively small, reports indicate the tremor was felt noticeably by residents. No immediate reports of damage or injuries have surfaced. Seismological authorities are monitoring the situation for any aftershocks. The event highlights Norway's susceptibility to seismic activity, though strong earthquakes are rare. Further analysis will be conducted to understand the quake's origin and impact.