Two arrested after murder in Borås

A passenger car with an attached horse transport has ended up in an accident on the E6 outside Helsingborg. Two horses have ended up on the road.

– The horses are out and unharmed, and we have no reports of personal injuries either, says the internal commander at the rescue service Skåne Northwest.

One person has received serious injuries after a workplace accident on Gotland.

– We cannot comment on how it happened at the moment, but it is something we are in the process of sorting out, says Ola Österling, police spokesperson.

The police have been on the scene and are now interrogating.

– You talk to people who have been in the area.

Photo: Rajib Dhar/AP

Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigns, according to the BBC.

Her residence has been stormed by protesters according to AFP. Prime Minister reportedly left his residence in Dhaka in a helicopter and traveled to India.

Massive demonstrations against a controversial law have shaken the country in recent weeks.

The law states that 30 percent of all public services must go to family members of those who fought in the 1971 war of independence against Pakistan.

Region Sörmland has sent out incorrect reminders about booking an appointment for vaccination against covid-19. It turned out that it was not time to book a new appointment at all, but that a bug ravaged the system.

The feature was turned off, but failed to stop messages from continuing to be sent. Erroneous messages will therefore continue to be sent out until the beginning of October.

Anyone who has received a message to book a new appointment for vaccination against covid-19 should now ignore the message.

A boy died in a drowning accident this weekend at Skara sommerland. Archive image. Photo: Adam Ihse/TT

The police are investigating the accident this weekend at Skara sommarland, where a ten-year-old boy drowned. There is no suspicion of crime at this time, but the police will investigate how the accident happened.

It was last Saturday that the boy was found lifeless in a pool at Skara sommerland. A lifeguard picked up the boy and started cardiopulmonary resuscitation until an ambulance arrived.

The boy was taken to hospital, but his life could not be saved.

In connection with the accident, the police started an investigation.

– They have not started a preliminary investigation because there are suspicions of crime. However, what has happened will be investigated, says police spokesperson Jenny Widén.

The park was closed on Sunday but reopened on Monday.

During the morning, the police had an ongoing operation in Sollentuna north of Stockholm.

According to information to Aftonbladet, it is a suspected serious crime and a person has been arrested.

The police are tight-lipped about the case and refer to preliminary investigation confidentiality.

– It is an investigative work where we are checking individuals, says Ola Österling, press spokesperson at the Stockholm Police.

Why do you control the individuals?

– To see if they have connections to crime, says Ola Österling.

The alarm came in just after 08:00.

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns that Iran and Hezbollah could attack Israel within 24 to 48 hours.

Iran and Hezbollah have vowed to avenge the killing of two Hamas leaders last week.

Police were searching for a 24-year-old man who went missing on Saturday. He was last seen on Saturday evening at Möllstorps Camping on Öland.

The man has now been found and is doing well.

Shortly after opening, Stockholm Stock Exchange’s broad index OMXS fell 4.6 percent.

During the night, Asia’s stock markets shook – the Tokyo Stock Exchange closed at minus 12.4 percent, in South Korea the stock market crash triggered a temporary stock market halt and in Taiwan the index fell by more than 8 percent.

The worries on the world’s stock markets began on Friday after weak jobs figures were presented from the United States.

A person has been found dead in the water in central Stockholm. According to the police’s assessment, the body has been in the water for a long time.

– We are in the process of deciding whether or not to initiate a criminal investigation. There is nothing to indicate that there is anything criminal here, says Ola Österling, press spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.

The body has been taken out of the water by the rescue service.

Stock markets in Asia fall broadly on Monday. Tokyo’s Nikkei index had fallen 12.4 percent at the close. It is the biggest fall since the so-called “Black Monday” in 1987 when the Nikkei fell 14.9 percent.

The broader Topix index also fell steeply by just over 11 percent.

The slide on the world’s stock markets already began last week when unexpectedly weak figures for the American labor market led to global stock market anxiety.

In addition, an interest rate hike in Japan has strengthened the Japanese yen, leading to concerns about how the country’s export industry and tourism could be affected

Two men run on Sunday past a shopping center that was set on fire during the protests in Bangladesh. Photo: Rajib Dhar/AP/TT

At least 300 people have so far died in violent clashes in Bangladesh.

On Sunday alone, almost 100 people died, including at least 14 police officers. Hundreds of people have been injured.

UN human rights chief Volker Turk said on Sunday that the “shocking violence” in Bangladesh must stop, while urging the government to stop attacking peaceful protesters.

The protests, which are expected to resume on Monday, are mainly aimed at the country’s system of quotas for positions in the state administration – something that favors groups allied with the prime minister.

Swedish gang criminals are found in all Norwegian police districts, Norwegian police tell Ekot.

Swedish criminal networks in particular have become an increasing threat in Norway, Norwegian police have warned about before. Now there is great concern that the Norwegian gang-related violence will be escalated.

– I am very worried about the cooperation that Swedish and Norwegian criminals have across the border. I am worried that Swedish gang crime will establish itself here on its own. I am also afraid that Norwegian criminals will copy the Swedish criminals’ methods, for example the recruitment of very young people, says Kristin Kvigne, head of the Norwegian National Criminal Police to Ekot.

The focus, according to Kristin Kvigne, is now on breaking the new recruitment of children and young people to the networks. The police do this by, among other things, counteracting the romanticization of gangster life.

– Gangster life is glorified and we have to work against that in a larger perspective, says Karin Kvigne.

Norwegian police have previously stated that both the Foxtrot network and the Gottsunda network have established themselves in Norway. Among other things, close ties have been seen between local actors and Swedish networks.

During the night, SOS Alarm was alerted to an explosion in Malmö.

– Callers report a bang or explosion. Rescue services and an ambulance are sent there, says Martin Olofsson at SOS Alarm.

One person has been taken to hospital by ambulance.

The police write on their website that the explosion took place in a villa. Several people were in the house at the time. Technicians have been called in.

The case is classified as suspected attempted murder.

The emergency services have left the scene.

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