Man dragged puppy behind bicycle – gets animal ban

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  • Man dragged puppy behind bicycle – gets animal ban

    A man in his 60s from Bohuslän has been banned from pets since he dragged his puppy behind his bicycle so that it died, Bohusläningen reports.

    It was in November last year that passers-by stopped the man on the street while he was cycling around with his lifeless puppy in tow.

    The county administrative board has banned the man from taking care of animals completely for an indefinite period of time. The man has already been sentenced to a fine for violating the law on the supervision of dogs and cats.

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  • 13,000 without power at Hisingen

    A major power outage has occurred at Hisingen in Gothenburg, writes GP.

    Right now, 13,000 customers are affected, according to Gothenburg Energi’s outage map.

    It is unclear what caused this and when the power may return.

  • The summer solstice is here – now it’s turning

    Now, at 22.51, the summer solstice occurs.

    This means that today is the longest day of the year. Now awaits the shortest night of the year.

    The sun is at its highest in the northern hemisphere, and wherever you live in Sweden it won’t be completely pitch black. Dusk turns directly into dawn.

    So enjoy – because already tomorrow it will be darker.

  • The Hisingsbron is stuck in the open position

    The Hisingsbron in Gothenburg is stuck in an open position, writes GP. It stops all traffic.

    Technicians are on their way but there is no estimate as to when it will be closed again.

  • Several bodies found after shipwreck

    Italy’s coast guard has found twelve people dead, including women and children, since a boat carrying migrants sank earlier this week off the country’s southern coast.

    The number of confirmed fatalities after the accident is thus 20 people.

    Ten people survived, but about 75 people, from Iran, Syria and Iraq, are reported to have been on the boat that left Turkey about nine days ago.

    At least 26 children, some of them only a few months old, are feared dead, according to the organization Doctors Without Borders.

    On Monday, ten dead people were found from another shipwrecked migrant boat off the Italian island of Lampedusa, according to rescue groups.

    So far this year, more than 1,000 people have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean, according to the UN migration agency IOM.

  • A car ran over him – taken to hospital

    A man has been taken to hospital after being run over by a car in Boländerna in Uppsala. The extent of the injuries is unclear, but the police have drawn up a report of a workplace accident and causing bodily harm is being drawn up.

  • Teenage girl hit in Lund

    Emergency services and an ambulance were called to Lund at around 20:30.

    – It is an electric kick cyclist who has been in a traffic accident with a car. The electric kick cyclist is a twelve-year-old girl, says Filip Annas, press spokesperson for the South police region.

    The girl was taken to hospital by ambulance, but is said to have been able to speak after the accident. The exact extent of the damage is unknown.

    – We are interviewing the driver to investigate the circumstances behind the traffic accident, says Filip Annas.

  • Details: Russia behind sabotage in Germany

    German Picture writes that Russia may have been behind the fire against a weapons factory in Berlin in May.

    According to the newspaper’s information, a foreign security service has now informed German authorities that there is “concrete evidence of Russian involvement”

  • Russian signals have interfered with Swedish satellite

    The Swedish Post and Telecommunications Authority, PTS, has detected interference on a Swedish satellite network traced to Russia and the Crimean peninsula, reports Bloomberg.

    Images from the Russian parade on Victory Day, May 9, are said to have been shown, among other things.

    – The disruptions are, of course, serious and can be seen as part of broader hybrid actions aimed at Sweden and others, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson to Bloomberg.

  • Woman robbed at knifepoint in Gothenburg

    A woman has been robbed of a mobile phone that she put up for sale on social media, reports say GP.

    When the woman met the buyer in Haga to hand over the mobile phone, the buyer allegedly took out a knife and threatened the woman – before he left the place, according to the newspaper.

    The police are looking for the suspected perpetrator.

  • Actor Donald Sutherland dead

    Actor Donald Sutherland is dead, reports say Deadline.

    He is known, among other things, for having appeared in “The Hunger Games”, “Pride & Prejudice” and “Citizen X”.

    He died on Thursday in Miami after a long illness.

    He lived to be 88 years old.

    Read more here.

  • 5,000 are believed to travel to Lebanon – despite the Foreign Ministry’s advice

    Since October 2023, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has advised Swedes against traveling to Lebanon.

    But despite the advice, the Foreign Ministry estimates that more than 5,000 Swedes will travel to the country, just in the next few weeks.

    “This is very worrying and serious,” writes the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in one press release.

  • Police operation after strippers in Nacka

    The police are searching an area in Nacka after they received an alarm that a man had exposed himself to two girls in their lower teens. So far, the police have not found anyone, but they have filed a report of sexual harassment.

  • Long queues on E18/E20

    During the afternoon it is difficult to get around on the E18/E20 around Örebro in both directions, reports P4 Örebro. The long queues are partly due to two traffic accidents in the northern part of the Västerleden and a traffic accident in the Reijmes roundabout, but also to midsummer traffic.

  • BMW cancels billion-dollar order from Northvolt

    Northvolt will not produce battery cells for BMW’s electric cars, German reports Handelsblatt.

    The reason behind the broken agreement is unclear.

    Now the Korean supplier Samsung SDI will fill the gap.

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  • Regarding p1 decision that summer is only broadcast in the SR app. Isn’t that a slap in the face to all pensioners who don’t have the app. What do pensioner organizations say about this? I can imagine that many older people are listening. Which only has the radio.

    Ronny Andersson.

    Hello! This is what it says on SR’s website: “If you want to listen to Summer in P1, you can either listen directly on FM at 1 p.m., just as usual, or on Sveriges Radio Play – where you can also listen to the summer episodes afterwards” .

    You can therefore listen live on the radio. However, you will not be able to listen to the episodes in other apps such as Spotify.

  • Reading about the exchange of prisoners with Iran. What happens to the doctor Djalali? He is not mentioned.

    Katarina Nordgren

    Hello! We don’t actually know, but we’re trying to find out now.

  • Hello Bo Göran! Now I assume we are thinking the same thing and you can’t find the article on the site. We have written about the scary accident here.

  • Has the airport at Palma reopened?

    Malin

    Yes exactly. It was closed for a while but is now open again. Read more here.

  • Thank you for the eminent Valkompisen! A very good complement. Great with such quick responses. Hope to see him again in other contexts in the future! 😀

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