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Dog that attacked three people is captured
The dog that attacked three people in the Hageby district of Norrköping on Christmas Eve has been captured.
This is what the police write on their website.
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After the slip – buses run again in Borås
All bus services that were canceled in Borås during the morning as a result of the slip have been resumed.
It reports SVT News.
At 1:30 p.m., traffic was up and running again, albeit with consequent delays.
The emergency services rescued a cat stuck in a lock
A cat is stuck in a lock in the Göta canal and can’t get out, writes Norrköping’s newspapers.
The alarm came to SOS Alarm at twelve o’clock.
The emergency services brought down a ladder to help it up.
At 12.30 the cat was rescued. According to the rescue service, it was a little chilled, but was otherwise fine.
Human rights organizations stop work in Afghanistan
Three organizations, including Save the Children, are stopping their work in Afghanistan, reports the AFP news agency.
The announcement comes after the Taliban ordered human rights organizations not to allow their female employees to go to work.
“While we try to get clarity on this message, we are stopping our programs and demanding that men and women can continue our life-saving assistance on equal terms,” writes Rädda Barnen in a joint statement with the Norwegian Refugee Council and Care International.
Risk of more reindeer accidents when new roads are built
When new road networks are built in Norrland, reindeer accidents risk increasing, write P4 Norrbotten.
– It is a particularly important issue in the northern counties that are being exploited right now, where new roads are built through reindeer herding areas and the accidents with reindeer risk becoming even more, says Anders Sjölund to the radio.
The Swedish Transport Administration is already working on a project to reduce the number of traffic accidents involving reindeer, but there is no research showing which measures work best.
All buses cancelled: Glashalt on E6
Accident on the E6 south of Uddevalla. Photo: Robert Betzehag / Rescue Photo
The Swedish Transport Administration warns of severe icy conditions on the E6 between Ljungskile and Kungälv, reports GP.
All city buses in Borås are cancelled, around the clock.
The Swedish Transport Administration is on its way out to combat slippage.
– When there is ice on the roads, you have to adjust your speed and keep the distance to the vehicle in front. You have to think about taking it easy out in traffic when it’s weather like this, says Fredrik Svedemyr, press spokesperson at the police region West to GP.
Two meters of snow in Buffalo since Thursday
The so-called bomb cyclone has brought record high snow levels in, among other places, the city of Buffalo in the state of New York, reports Bloomberg.
A total of 196 centimeters of snow fell between Thursday and Sunday. People have been forced to spend the night in snow-covered bars and restaurants.
– This could be the worst storm in history, says New York Governor Kathy Hochul, to the Washington Post.
Two accidents on the E6 – drove into the center barrier
During the morning, two traffic accidents have occurred on the E6. Just before 09.30, there was an alarm about a single accident at Ljungskile.
– There is a car that has driven into a central guardrail, says Fredrik Svedemyr, press spokesperson at police region West.
Just 20 minutes later, there was an alarm about a single accident in Stenungsund, where a car had run off the road.
At an early stage, there are no reports of injuries.
The Swedish Transport Administration warns of wet road surfaces on the E6 both at Ljungskile and Stenungsund.
Alarm about shooting in Rinkeby – person shot
On Sunday morning at 08.35, the police received a call about sounds that sounded like gunshots in Rinkeby. At the scene, the police found a person with a gunshot wound.
– The police immediately begin life-saving measures. The extent of the damage is unclear, says Towe Hägg, press spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.
The police will search the platform and the area where the incident occurred.
No one has been arrested.
The police have opened a preliminary investigation into attempted murder.
A battery may have caused a fire in an apartment building in Tyresö
The police and emergency services were alerted to a fire in an apartment building in Tyresö on Saturday evening.
– The fire was described as having an explosive course. The national bomb protection has therefore also been on site and carried out investigations, says Towe Hägg, press spokesperson at the police in the Stockholm region.
A man was in the home and was arrested, initially suspected of gross violation of the Act on Flammable and Explosive Goods and Publicly Dangerous Devastation.
However, he was later released when it emerged that the fire may have started in connection with battery charging, the police report.
Suspicions remain as technicians are to carry out a fire investigation. No one was injured in the fire.
Woman found dead in Malmö – man arrested
A 55-year-old woman has been found dead in a home in Malmö.
Police, emergency services and an ambulance went to the address just before 19:00 on Christmas Eve evening after an alarm about a lifeless person.
The police are investigating the incident as a murder. A 35-year-old man has been arrested on reasonable suspicion, the lower level of suspicion.
The home was cordoned off for a crime scene investigation during the evening.
The woman’s next of kin have been notified.
Woman dead after shooting at pub in England
A woman has died after a shooting that occurred on Saturday evening at a pub near Liverpool, TT writes.
The police were alerted shortly before midnight local time. Many young people are said to have been in the pub and several people are said to have been injured. Among other things, a woman who was taken together with three men to hospital, where she later died.
– The investigation is at a very early stage and we understand that this is a truly shocking and devastating event that has happened just before Christmas Day, says Detective Inspector Dave McCaughrean.
According to the police, the suspected shooter may have left the scene in a dark car.
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I also had a power outage but a UPS saved Christmas Eve and Donald Duck! Completely pitch black in the house but the TV and internet continued to work!
Nicklas
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Are price increases on food habits reasonable in relation to inflation or are the stores salting the prices to make more profit? Think, for example, butter prices!
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Hey! The Norwegian Institute of Economic Research has investigated this, and concluded that prices did not rise unreasonably much. However, I don’t know how it is with butter, and of course there can be exceptions.
What is happening in Vetlanda – the case?
New tasks? Are both women still in custody?
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Hey! Yes, they are still in custody.
In our last article about the case, we wrote that one of them wanted to change lawyers. Here you can take part in our entire reporting.
Finished with electricity support for Norrland?
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The government has not yet given any clear information about it. In an interview with The Express however, says Oscar Sjöstedt, economic policy spokesperson for SD, that an electricity subsidy should also be given to Norrland.
– It must be done and we are working together with the government there, he tells the newspaper.
However, when that will happen is unclear.
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