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From the turn of the year, parents who have had children with IVF treatment in Skåne must pay SEK 2,000 per year for frozen storage of fertilized eggs, potential siblings, reports P4 Blekinge.

– We feel that it is quite reasonable, of course we want to be able to offer siblings, but it also feels ethically defensible that you take a position on whether you want more children – or do you want to destroy these embryos, says Margareta Kitlinski, senior physician at the Reproduction Center in Malmö (RMC), to the radio channel.

Fertilized eggs for sibling treatment were previously saved for five years – the time has now doubled and costs therefore increased.

A biogas truck has started leaking gas in a residential area in Nockeby in western Stockholm.

The police and rescue services are on the scene and a large area of ​​a hundred meters in all directions has been cordoned off.

Residents who are in the cordoned off area have been accommodated by the police.

The blockade will remain until the car has leaked all the gas. According to the police, it can take several hours as the car was full of fuel when it started to leak.

At 3:30 p.m., the danger is over.

– There is a risk with biogas cars that there will be a fire and that it can explode. But the leak was not that strong and after about an hour a tow truck was brought there and taken to a workshop, Hans Olofsson, line operator at the rescue service in Greater Stockholm.

The Swedish Transport Agency is digitizing its planning system – it affects the train plan for 2023, which comes later than usual, writes Today’s news.

SJ’s train tickets for December 11 to March 12 were only released on November 9, and even in the spring, travelers may need to plan their trips with shorter notice.

SJ cannot yet announce when the spring train tickets will be released.

The country’s largest operator for passenger traffic aims for trips from March 13 until the end of May to be available at the end of January/February at the latest, the newspaper writes.

One person has been arrested after the explosion in a gate in Bagarmossen in southern Stockholm early this morning, the police write on their website.

Four people have also been arrested for the explosion in Grimsta in western Stockholm, which took place an hour earlier.

The police do not rule out that there may be more arrests shortly.

There have been a series of explosions in various places in Stockholm since the murder in Rinkeby on Christmas Day. On New Year’s Eve, another murder took place in Vällingby.

The police believe that there is a connection between some of the crimes, but that several different motives may be behind it.

– We know that there is a high level of conflict between several of the criminal groups that exist in the county. During the year, we have also arrested several key figures, made large drug seizures and seized weapons from the criminal environment, says Max Åkerwall, head of command at the police in the Stockholm region, in a press release.

Around 330 train passengers got stuck on Vy’s night train from Stockholm to Luleå at six o’clock on Monday.

The train stopped just south of Umeå on the track due to a fault with the locomotive.

Some passengers had to wait up to seven hours before buses could evacuate them.

– It is always regrettable, but we tried to get buses as soon as possible, says Tor Kangas on the press call at Vy tåg.

Police, emergency services and ambulance were called to a garage in Hultsfred at around 1 pm in connection with an accident.

A person has been hit by a car in a garage and is being taken to hospital with unclear injuries.

The car has been impounded for a technical examination.

During the past year, the incurable coral disease yellow band disease (YBD) has spread along the Thai east coast, writes TT. The corals turn yellow and are destroyed.

– I’ve never seen anything like this before, says marine biologist Lalita Putchim, who works to examine coral reefs.

Overfishing, pollution and higher water temperatures as a result of climate change are believed by the researchers to be some of the reasons why coral reefs are more vulnerable and susceptible to the disease.

There is no known cure. Once the corals are hit, they have no chance to recover.

Around 400 Russian soldiers have been killed in connection with a robot attack in the Donetsk region over the weekend, Ukraine says, BBC writes.

The number of dead could not be verified – the occupation government confirms damage but not to the extent reported by Ukraine.

The school building in Makijivka was fired upon with the American artillery system a few minutes after midnight on New Year’s Eve, according to a Telegram post from representatives of the forces of the occupying power, writes TT.

Police and emergency services called just before lunch to an apartment in Ale due to a fire in a residence.

The fire is out, but one person has been taken to hospital with unclear injuries.

The police state at 3 p.m. that the person is a woman in her 30s and that she is seriously injured.

A notification of public dangerous negligence has been drawn up.

Hundreds of passengers aboard the cruise ship Viking Orion are stranded off the coast of Australia, TT reports.

The vessel has been docked in international waters pending cleanup from potentially harmful microorganisms found on the hull.

The cruiser left Wellington New Zealand on 26 December and was due to make several stops along the way, but has thus been stopped from disembarking.

One passenger told the BBC that anger was rising on board and on Twitter, another traveler called the journey “the journey from hell”.

The rescue service is on site with eight units in Nödinge, two miles from Gothenburg, reports Gothenburg Post.

Flames and very heavy smoke are seen in an apartment building.

– We have a fire on the third floor that is being dealt with now, says the management operator at the rescue service, to the newspaper.

There are no reports of personal injuries.