Latest news – Heavy fire in basement – one person to hospital

A woman was called to a gynecological examination at a clinic in Linköping last year. On the spot, she was told that she would undergo a major examination and biopsy.

The woman objected and told the medical staff that she had been called for a different type of examination, which the staff did not listen to.

After the examination, the woman felt mentally ill and suffered from both pain and bleeding.

Now the clinic has been reported to the Care and Care Inspectorate after the care staff announced that they had confused the woman with another patient.

Muf chairman Douglas Thor. Photo: Björn Lindahl

After the voting coup scandal, the chairman of the Moderate Youth Association, Douglas Thor, is now being criticized in an internal investigation.

The reason is that Thor is accused of having tried to influence the Jämtland district meeting last winter, TT reports.

– I share the investigation’s assessments and think this is serious, says Moderate party secretary Karin Enström to the news agency.

It was last spring that it was revealed that Thor tried to buy votes to get rid of a local chairman. He himself called the voting coup “Operation Jämtland”.

Read more in TT’s article here.

The police have been alerted to loud explosions in Sundsvall.

– It seems to be a server room with lots of computers. There should be no fire in any case. Emergency services and police are there. We are investigating what happened, says the duty officer of the rescue service, Jonas Hägglund, to Aftonbladet.

According to Sundsvall’s newspaper it’s about an explosion. The newspaper also writes that the editorial office has been evacuated.

A threat has been received by phone to Hammarlunden’s school in Hammarö.

Now the principal has decided to evacuate the school.

– It is not us who decided on it, but since they have done it, we are there and support, says police spokesperson Mats Öhman.

Several patrols are on site.

The police have been alerted that a moose has been seen in several places in Linköping.

Several police patrols are involved in the case and are searching for the moose.

– We are working on it and we hope that we will get hold of it. A hunter is also involved and we must have made visual contact with the moose, says Dennis Johansson Strömberg, press spokesperson for the police region East.

The moose is said to have been seen in central Linköping and then moved towards Skäggetorp.

– We need to work a little more on this and we’ll see what it ends up being, says Dennis Johansson Strömberg.

Update: The police announce that the moose has been located and that a hunter has shot it.

A signal error causes delays in traffic between Katrineholm and Flen.

The Swedish Transport Administration currently has no forecast for when traffic can return to normal.

The routes affected are trains from Stockholm to Gothenburg, Malmö, Karlstad, Linköping and Gävle.

A pipe broke during Monday morning at Tyringe school, which caused a sinkhole in the school yard in Hässleholm.

Which Northern Scania was the first to report on.

– There was a bigger leak in a basement that then spilled over the school yard, says Patrik Freij at the rescue service to Aftonbladet.

How much water is involved?

– Very much. About 70 to 80 centimeters in a large space of 50 square.

Around 600 pupils have been sent home. The school is said to have also been forced to turn off the water and electricity in the premises.

Read more here.

Two people have been arrested on suspicion of violating the Protection Act in Luleå.

The persons were arrested on Sunday.

– I cannot comment on it further at the moment, says Christina Lanto, press spokesperson for police region North.

According to Aftonbladet’s information, two men have been arrested on suspicion of flying drones and photographing security objects.

A person who worked at a building in Nacka strand in Stockholm has fallen several floors.

The man has been taken to hospital by ambulance and the police are on the scene to investigate the accident.

At the moment, there is no further information on the state of the damage.

A woman has been taken to hospital after a fire in an apartment in central Stockholm.

A man, who was also in the burning apartment, was checked by paramedics at the scene.

At the moment, there are no suspicions of crime in connection with the fire.

There is no further information on the woman’s condition.

In February, a man was arrested on suspicion of attempted extortion, aggravated weapons offense and attempted terrorist financing.

Now the suspicions that the man has connections to the Kurdish organization PKK have been strengthened, Chief Prosecutor Hans Ihrman announces, who leads the investigation.

The indictment is expected to come on June 9.

Foreign Minister Tobias Billström (M) will meet his Turkish counterpart Mevlüt Cavusoglu on Thursday to discuss Sweden’s NATO application on Thursday.

That’s what he says SVT News.

Billström contacted him when it became clear that Recep Tayyip Erdogan had won the Turkish election.

– He came back very quickly and confirmed that we can be heard and discuss the NATO issue, says Billström, to the channel.

The beluga whale that caused a stir in Hunnebostrand could be Hvaldimir – a Russian “spy whale” that escaped from a mission, reports P4 West.

It’s a theory anyway. Marine biologist Sebastian Strand from the organization Onewhale tells the radio that there are many indications that the whales have been trained militarily.

– The Russians have not officially confirmed ownership of him, but what we see, which he has probably been trained for, strongly points to a military training program, says Sebastian Strand from the organization Onewhale, which has followed the elections for several years, to the radio channel.

Hvaldimir was first seen in Norway four years ago. He also says the whale may have escaped during a mission, as the whale was wearing a camera harness when he was found.

The Prime Minister holds a press conference after a visit to the White House in early May. Photo: Susan Walsh/AP

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez dissolves parliament, reports 20 minutes.

He triggers a new election on July 23.

The announcement comes after the country held local and regional elections, in which the conservative right-wing Partido Popular (PP) took the lead.

– We have won a clear victory and Spain has taken its first steps towards a new political era, PP party leader Alberto Núñez said earlier in a victory speech.