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14 people have been hit in central Seoul in South Korea, according to Donga.
A man in his 70s suddenly accelerated towards the pedestrians and was then arrested by the police.
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An ultralight aircraft crashed on the E6 in Oppdal, writes The daily newspaper.
Two people have died.
Next of kin have been notified.
The plane was supposed to land at the nearby airport, but instead crashed into a barn.
Shortly thereafter, the plane caught fire.
The text is updated.
A man has been hit in the face with a sharp object in a shop in the center of Luleå.
The man works at the store.
He is taken to medical care by ambulance, but the extent of his injuries is unclear.
The police have been on the scene.
The incident is being investigated as a workplace accident.
Update:
– The man must have walked into some kind of metal stick, says Maria Linné.
She doesn’t know anything about the injury situation at the moment.
– But there was a need for healthcare.
A mother and her baby were hit by a car in Järfälla, north of Stockholm, on Monday afternoon.
– The woman and the child had to be taken by ambulance helicopter to hospital, says police spokesperson Daniel Wikdahl.
The child was in a pram when the accident happened. The extent of the injury is still unclear.
– We have drawn up a report about negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm, says Daniel Wikdahl.
A man in his 60s has been detained on probable cause on suspicion of a murder in Gränna, writes news agency Siren.
The suspected crime must have taken place during the Midsummer weekend, but the exact day is still unclear.
The man denies any wrongdoing.
A 55-year-old man was pinned down after a truss collapsed on top of him at a workplace in Strömstad municipality, reports GP.
He has been taken by ambulance helicopter to Sahlgrenska hospital with life-threatening injuries.
A car has driven into the ditch on national highway 50 at the height of Guldsmedhyttan outside Lindesberg.
The two people in the car are out of the vehicle and are said to be awake and speaking according to the first information to SOS Alarm, the police write on their website.
Update:
The persons are taken to hospital for observation. Both will complain of pain in the body.
The road will be opened to other traffic shortly.
An explosion occurred in the Danish Korsør on Monday morning.
At 1:30 p.m., Danish police state that a man died in the detonation.
A large effort has been underway in the residential area during the day and neighbors testify to a loud bang:
– I was taking a nap on the sofa when I was woken up by the huge explosion, says a neighbor to Danish BT.
Russia claims to have captured two more villages in eastern Ukraine.
According to the country’s Defense Ministry, Russian forces have captured the villages of Novopokrovske in Donetsk and Stepova Novoselevka in the northeastern Kharkiv region after several weeks of fighting.
Russia has claimed that it captured a new village almost every week during the summer.
The details of the two villages in Donetsk and Kharkiv have not yet been confirmed by Ukrainian or independent sources.
A night bus with 48 passengers has gone down a cliff in Vietnam, reports VN Express.
22 people have been taken to hospital and seven are said to be seriously injured.
According to the authorities, tourists must have been on board the bus.
Emergency services and an ambulance have rushed to a cider factory in Herrljunga.
At 11.20 there was an alarm about a dangerous spill. Later it was found that lye had leaked out, a strong corrosive substance.
“Personnel from the manufacturing facility have been exposed to the substance and are being cared for by the ambulance service,” the rescue service writes in a press release.
– It has leaked from a hose from a washing machine, says Björn Wärnström, alarm and line operator at the rescue service, to BT.
The leak has been stopped and cleanup of the site is to begin.
From today, SAS personnel can show off their tattoos during flights and wear sneakers.
The company announces it in one posts on Facebook:
“This change in our guidelines is an ongoing commitment to create a modern, inclusive and welcoming work environment for all.”
A little cheaper to fill the tank. Stock photography Photo: Fredrik Sandberg/TT
Leading supermarkets start July by lowering the prices of petrol, diesel and biodiesel.
The target price for 95-octane petrol is reduced by 10 öre to SEK 18.64 per liter at manned stations. The diesel price is also reduced by 10 öre, which gives a liter price of SEK 18.49.
For biodiesel (HVO100), the price is reduced by 10 öre to SEK 21.34 per litre.
The prices of vehicle gas and ethanol (E85) are left unchanged.
A train has hit several cows near Støvring, writes Ekstra Bladet.
17 cows have died as a result of the accident, and are still lying on the tracks around the now stationary train.
There is a stop in the train service between Aalborg and Støvring.
Palestinians move along a bombed street in southern Gaza on Saturday. Photo: Jehad Alshrafi/AP/TT
Israel on Monday released 55 imprisoned Palestinians, according to a person in the Palestinian Ministry of Health. One of them is said to be a hospital director who was detained in November during an Israeli raid on the Shifa hospital in Gaza.
After the hospital director was released, he has appeared publicly in a video in which he accuses Israel of “arresting everyone, including medical staff” and that prisoners are “dying from torture”, reports the Israeli newspaper Haaretz.
Israel denies the allegations and in turn accuses Hamas of taking shelter in the hospitals and using them for military purposes. Hospitals can lose their protection under international law if they are used for military purposes.
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How are the fires going in Greece? I think mainly of the one in Crete, but also Andros.
Lena
Hi Lena!
It is still burning in several parts of the country. Among other things in the area around Athens, which you can read more about here.
Here you can read about how it was in Crete during the week.
Still no response from you, (surprising)
WHAT is a downpour-like rain,
Is it about the amount or speed of the fallout?
In addition, Aftonbladet is needed,
If truth be told…
Sven-O
Hello Sven-O!
This is how SMHI defines torrential rain:
“Very heavy rain that falls over a period of a few hours. This can have major consequences in society in a short time.”
Have a nice day, don’t forget your umbrella!
We in BORRBY were also without electricity for about three hours. Have lived in Malmö for about 40 years but don’t care about the city anymore.
If you are now going to represent the whole of Sweden, then make sure to do it.
Nod
nordstrand nickelase
Hi Niklas! If we were to write about all the power outages in the whole country, there would be a lot, especially when it is usually very local. We are a nationwide newspaper as you mention, but that also means that we cannot write about everything in every locality.
In your top news right now, it says that a top broker is convicted of financial crimes, long prison sentences, but no names.
In the next news regarding murder and rape or for that matter if it is gang-related, you write out the name and post a picture of the perpetrators. what makes the difference? it’s still the case that there are people who are sentenced to rather long sentences, I don’t see the difference, criminal as criminal!
Kenneth Eriksson
Hi Kent! All name and picture publications are made on a case-by-case basis. You can read about how we reason here.
SMHI warns of torrential rain, you just wrote, but not when it would come, just where.
Carina
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