Fire in multi-family house: “Started smoke diving”

A police helicopter and a bird collided on Monday evening, reports say Upsala new newspaper.

The helicopter sent out an emergency call and then had to land at Arlanda.

According to the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority, everything must have gone well.

A policeman picked up a sock on the ground – and then discovered that there was a stack of 500 kroner notes in it.

The policeman chose to keep the notes and later also tried to trade them in a pub in Kungsbacka. It has now led to him being convicted of gross misconduct and being fired from his job, reports say Hallandsposten.

The police deny any crime and claim that he intended to hand in the money, sixty forged 500 notes, to the lost property department – but that for some reason it didn’t happen.

According to the newspaper, Varberg’s district court judges that the man “eliminated evidence by throwing away the sock” and that he seriously abused his position as a police officer. Therefore, he is sentenced for gross misconduct and wrongful disposal. The penalty will be a suspended sentence.

ECDC urges festival-goers to protect their sexual health this summer. Archive image. Photo: Pontus Lundahl/TT

The sharp increase in venereal diseases in Europe in recent years is now causing the European infectious disease control agency ECDC to issue an appeal before the summer festival season: practice safe sex.

It was in March that the ECDC raised the alarm about an alarming increase in sexually transmitted infections such as chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis in Europe. Ahead of this summer’s holiday and festival trips, the health authority now emphasizes the risks of unprotected sexual activity.

By prioritizing preventive measures, staying informed and having open communication with partners and healthcare professionals, individuals can help curb the spread of STDs, ECDC writes in a press release.

The importance of condom use for vaginal, anal and oral sex is particularly emphasized. Getting tested for sexually transmitted infections is recommended before having unprotected sex with new partners, as many infections can be asymptomatic.

When the police were to check on two men in an industrial area in Gothenburg, the car suddenly started reversing.

The police had to step aside while one of the suspected perpetrators fled the scene.

The car is said to have also collided with several cars on the road.

He has now been arrested in his absence. The other man has been arrested.

The incident is being investigated as attempted serious violence against an official.

A VMA has been issued in Åsele, due to heavy smoke from a fire in a terraced house. The fire started at 6pm in the evening.

– It’s fully on fire at the site, says Maria Engström, alarm and line operator at Jämtland’s rescue service association.

Everyone in the area is asked to go indoors and close doors, windows and ventilation.

According to Maria Engström, all people who were in the house have been evacuated. The extent of the damage is still unclear.

– The effort is ongoing at the moment, and we do not know when they will be ready at the site. But we hope that it will be possible to put it out before it spreads to the surroundings, says Maria Engström.

Several units from the rescue service and the police are participating in the operation.

– We are on the scene and assisting the rescue service. At the moment there is no suspicion of crime, says the police pressSee more

The police have been called to a pub in Borås.

A woman allegedly went around drinking from other people’s beer glasses.

The woman is said to have then hit a man in the outdoor dining area.

She has now been arrested on suspicion of assault.

A person has been hit by a car in a mining area in Hedemora, the police say.

The person has now been taken to hospital, but there is no information on the extent of the injuries.

The police state that they will hold interviews with the person hit.

There will be a nursing strike on Tuesday. On Monday afternoon, the mediators state that they see no possibility of presenting an offer.

The conflict is primarily about the union’s demand for shorter working hours so that the staff can cope.

“The lock is in the demand for a general shortening of working hours and we cannot meet that demand,” states Jeanette Hedberg, head of negotiations at SKR, in a written comment to TT.

The strike breaks out at 11 a.m. on Tuesday.

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Preschool children at several preschools in Umeå were sent home on Monday morning.

The reason was that doors could not be opened and several of the municipality’s businesses were affected.

In a press release, the municipality wrote that “the error was caused by the human factor.”

Later it was announced that the reason for the problem was an update in one of the municipality’s locking systems which caused several card readers to stop working.

A car has collided with a motorcycle at a rest area in Varberg municipality near the E6.

– The motorcycle driver must be taken to hospital by ambulance, says Johan Wallin, officer on duty at the rescue service.

The extent of the injury is still unclear.

A minor road adjacent to the E6 has been closed.

– the forecast is that it will open again in about 30 minutes, says Johan Wallin.

Joakim Wallerstein (SD). Photo: Jerker Ivarsson / Aftonbladet

Monday’s earlier announcement that SD will not start any new anonymous accounts was incorrect, says the party’s head of communications Joakim Wallerstein to GP.

– We have not changed our stance at all. We usually always evaluate our communication after the election and we will do that this time as well, he tells the newspaper.

– We will continue to be big on the internet. Whether that means via anonymous accounts or influencers, that remains to be seen.

L leader Johan Pehrson reacts strongly to Wallerstein’s statement.

“Tomorrow, SD would end anonymous accounts. This afternoon, perhaps more will be opened after the election. I give nothing for these pledges. The Liberals will come forward with a sharp proposal to ban parties’ fake accounts and end this circus once and for all,” he writes on X.

A petrol bomb is said to have been thrown at the Israeli embassy in Romania, according to the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to Reuters.

No one was injured, and there is also no damage to the building.

Severe floods in Germany. Photo: Michael Probst/AP

After the storm with heavy rain and floods in southern Germany, two people have died.

A disaster warning has been issued, among other things, in the state of Bavaria, where a 42-year-old firefighter died during the ongoing rescue work, German reports Picture.

“Our deepest sympathies and thoughts go out to relatives and friends. We are all grieving,” Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder signs X.

In the same state, a 43-year-old woman has been reported missing. Now writing Picture that she was found dead in a basement.