Latest news – Greece’s foreign minister visits earthquake area

Last Friday, several Swedish websites were exposed to overload attacks.

Several Swedish hospital websites were down and universities were also affected.

Now the Linnaeus University goes out and warns its students on the internal education platform. “The extent is still unclear, intensive work is required to solve the problems,” the university writes on the platform.

The group Anonymous Sudan has, via its Telegram channel, taken responsibility for the attacks, which they believe are revenge for the Koran burnings.

Even before the earthquake, Syria was struggling with a widespread cholera outbreak.

When many people now need care after the earthquake, there is a concern that care will not be available because the hospitals and clinics are overcrowded, reports Echo.

Johanna Lönn, health advisor for disaster response at the Swedish Red Cross, states on the ground in Syria that a cholera outbreak is the last thing the country needs.

There is also a global shortage of vaccines to combat cholera.

– Therefore, other measures become important to prevent spread and further outbreaks. It is about access to clean water and the ability to maintain good hygiene. These are needs that are difficult to meet when people are forced to flee and are forced to live in cramped spaces, says Johanna Lönn to Ekot.

12 people have been arrested in Turkey in connection with the earthquake disaster on Monday, reports the BBC.

Several of them must be construction contractors.

Turkish authorities have so far issued 113 arrest warrants and, according to the BBC, more arrests can be expected.

According to Reuters one of the construction contractors was arrested before he was about to board a flight to leave the country.

In total, several thousand buildings have collapsed in the earthquake and there is speculation as to whether several of them are fraudulent.

In the past, the Turkish Ministry of Justice has called on provinces to establish “earthquake crimes” departments.

A man in a group home in Råcksta in Stockholm was stabbed on Sunday morning. He was taken by ambulance to the hospital, the condition of his injuries is unclear.

– We received the alarm just after nine o’clock. Then a resident must have jumped on another resident with a knife, says Anna Westberg, press spokesperson for the police.

The motive is currently unclear. The perpetrator also attacked an employee at the residence.

– But that person was not stabbed and was not seriously injured, says Anna Westerberg.

One was arrested, suspected of attempted murder. A technical survey will be carried out on site.

On Monday, Iran’s president Ebrahim Raisi will travel, TT reports.

It is Chinese President Xi Jinping who invited him. The visit lasts three days and is intended to strengthen the economic ties between the countries.

Right now, Iran is subject to sanctions by large parts of the world, but China is Iran’s largest trading partner.

Danish organic eggs contain high levels of toxic PFAS chemicals, Danish Food Agency warns, reports P4 Kalmar.

The levels are high because of the fishmeal feed given to laying hens – which the eco-hens also get.

Marie Lönneskog Hogstadius, operations manager at the industry organization Swedish eggs, tells Sveriges Radio that the industry is aware of the alarm.

Even in Sweden, fishmeal feed is used for eco-chickens. However, the chicken feed with fishmeal that is given to Swedish eco-chickens does not contain high levels of toxic chemicals, she believes.

– We follow it with great interest, and have communication with the authorities, says Marie Lönneskog Hogstadius to the radio channel.

A woman was stabbed in the arm in central Lindome on Saturday evening. She was taken to hospital by ambulance and had to be stitched up.

With the help of witnesses, the police were able to arrest a woman in her 20s, she is now suspected of aggravated assault.

A man in his 30s has been taken to hospital after being assaulted by a 22-year-old man in Kristianstad.

– He gets punched in the face and kicked when he’s lying down, it all happens outside a pub, says Jimmy Modin, police spokesperson.

The 22-year-old was arrested on the spot and is suspected of aggravated assault.

– The next step in the case is to interrogate him, says Jimmy Modin.

The police received an alarm on Saturday night about a man with stab wounds on Stora Torg in Eslöv. Once there, they found another man with stab wounds.

The two men are aged 18 and were taken to hospital by ambulance. The police currently have no suspects.

The site has been cordoned off during the night and a technical investigation has been carried out.

– We have searched the crime scene and in the area, but the cordons are lifted now, says Jimmy Modin’s press officer at the police.

Both men’s injuries are considered serious, but not life-threatening.

– The next step will be to hear the men and then the witnesses to the incident, says Jimmy Modin.

The incident is classified as attempted murder.

Jens Stoltenberg remains as Secretary General of NATO, reports German Welt.

Stoltenberg’s contract expires in September this year, but according to sources the newspaper is to remain in his post until April 2024.

The newspaper writes that they want him to lead NATO’s 75th anniversary conference, which will take place in Washington in April next year.

In the speculation about who can succeed Stoltenberg, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and British Defense Minister Ben Wallace are mentioned.

However, NATO rejects the information.

– He has no intention of seeking an extension of his mandate, says NATO spokesperson Oana Lungescu to VG.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in Oskarshamn, TT reports.

The alarm came at midnight, and the woman allegedly stabbed the man with a knife.

– It’s stabbing, I don’t know how many, says Thomas Paulsson at the police.

The police describe it as a relationship dispute.

According to the police, the man was awake and able to speak and has been taken to hospital. Both the suspected perpetrator and the victim are in their 30s and 40s.