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Last Friday, three trains collided in Odisha, India.

A passenger train derailed after colliding with a freight train. Then an oncoming passenger train ran into the carriages of the derailed train.

It was then feared, according to the news agency Reuters, that over 280 people died in connection with the incident, but now new figures show that the number of casualties is lower.

In total, 275 people died in the train crash and several hundred were injured. This is reported by TT.

Read more about the event here.

East of Mariestad on county road 202, two cars have collided head-on.

Three people are said to have traveled in the cars, the extent of the damage is unclear, but all the people are said to have been conscious.

One of the cars must have ended up in the ditch and one of the cars is in the middle of the road.

The Swedish Transport Administration announces that the accident has a very large impact on traffic. One of the lanes is currently closed.

There is currently no information on what caused the accident.

The price of diesel and biodiesel is being raised by leading fuel chains, TT reports.

The target price for diesel at manned stations is increased by 15 öre to SEK 21.81 per litre. For biodiesel, the price is increased by 25 öre to 31.60 kroner per litre.

The increases come after a statement about continued limited oil production from the oil cartel Opec and Russia.

There is a stop in the commuter train traffic at Farsta strand station.

According to SL, the stop is due to some kind of order problem. There is currently no forecast for when traffic will start moving again.

The lines affected are 42X and 43.

Update:

The stop has been lifted but SL announces that delays of up to 25 minutes may occur.

Climate activists from Extiction Rebellion issued a press release to several Norwegian newsrooms at eight o’clock.

In the press release, they wrote that activists will blindfold the lion statues that are located on Løvebakken outside the Storting in Oslo, and that they will block the main entrance to the Storting with banners. It reports Norwegian The evening post.

According to the group, the reason is that the Storting today at 10 a.m. will consider a proposal from the Energy and Environment Committee to approve oil production from three new oil fields.

– Italy is flooding. Spain is drying out. People die. At the same time, the Storting approves new oil operations that blow up all climate targets, says activist Jonas Kittelsen in the press release, according to the newspaper.

Depending on how the politicians vote, they will also be “rewarded” accordingly, the group writes, without giving any more details.

Private Photo: 67 people were on board the train that derailed.

On Wednesday, trains will stop at Arlanda again, this is reported by P4 Uppland.

At the end of May, an Arlanda express train derailed, causing damage to the rails.

– The forecast is that it will start on the seventh of June, then on a track that goes south, says Anders Edgren at SJ’s press service.

As traffic will only roll on one track, there will be canceled trains and delays according to SJ.

Only at the turn of the month between June and July does SJ expect that the problems can be fixed.

A car burns on the approach to Essingsleden. The approach at Nyboda in the northbound direction is completely closed.

– The emergency services are on site and extinguishing the fire now, says Per Fahlström, press spokesperson at the police.

How long the access will be closed is currently unclear.

– It must be both extinguished and cleaned, it also looks like some form of fuel has leaked, says Per Fahlström.

There is currently no information that any people have been injured in connection with the fire.

Some passers-by at Möllevångstorget in Malmö found an injured man on Sunday night. He had been beaten and kicked in the head by another man who left the scene.

The injured man was taken to hospital by the police.

A while later, the police found a man in his 20s who matched the description the police had received. He was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault.

Faults in the traffic management mean that no trains can run in Amsterdam. According to the state-owned train company, the disruption has a “massive impact”, also on other parts of the country.

Now people are advised not to travel to Amsterdam.

“We ask travelers who are still on their way not to come to Amsterdam or areas nearby,” writes the state-owned Dutch train company Prorail.

Russia claims that it has stopped a counterattack in Donetsk in eastern Ukraine, TT reports.

The information comes from the Russian state news agency Tass. Ukraine has not commented on the data.

According to Russia, the attack was carried out on Sunday morning.

“The enemy’s goal was to break through our defenses in the most vulnerable, in its opinion, sector of the front,” said Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov in a statement on Monday night.

There is a fire in a residential building in central Ronneby. Heavy smoke is coming from large parts of the roof.

The fire started in an adjacent garbage can and then spread to the house, according to the emergency services.

– There is no one left in the building, the emergency services have evacuated all residents. At the moment, it looks like they will be able to limit the fire to this property as well, says Sara Andersson, press spokesperson at the police.

During the morning, a fire also started in a public toilet 50 meters from the apartment building.

– It is early in the investigation, but we are looking at whether these belong together, it is very close, says Sara Andersson.

The incident is initially being investigated as aggravated arson.

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At least 19 miners have died after a landslide destroyed their workers’ housing in southwest China, local authorities said.

The disaster occurred in the mountainous Leshan district of Sichuan province, where it had been raining constantly for several weeks. More than 180 people took part in the rescue operation, which ended on Sunday evening.

Landslides are common with the humid climate of southwest China, especially in areas affected by deforestation and mining. (TT)

At least 15 people have died and eight are still missing in Haiti after heavy downpours caused floods and landslides over the weekend, authorities say.

Nearly 13,400 people were evacuated before the storm hit, turning streets into rivers of brown water. Over 7,400 households have reported damage.

Extensive damage is also reported to agriculture in central parts of Haiti, while the island nation struggles with food shortages. (TT)

The Swedish Board of Agriculture chooses to lay off all permanently employed employees. According to the authority, it is about securing the country’s food production even in times of crisis and war.

In total, the war deployment affects around 1,650 employees, according to a press release.

The Swedish Agency for Agriculture is one of 60 so-called preparedness authorities in Sweden and thus has a special importance for civil defence. (TT)