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After several reports against SJ, the Swedish Consumer Agency has now opened a case against the train company, writes news agency Siren.

The complaint concerns, among other things, that travelers had to take other means of transport in case of canceled trains.

Based on a notification, the agency already considers that SJ has provided misleading information about an amount limit for compensation traffic.

The Swedish Consumer Agency also points out that SJ does not inform that a fee is charged when repurchasing refundable tickets.

The Officers’ Association, which is the trade union for all employed military personnel, has conducted a new survey among its members. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT

In order to complete their job duties, one in five of the Officers’ Association members say they have been forced to violate the Armed Forces’ security routines during the past year. This is shown by a recent survey from the trade union.

The reason is the tense situation around the world, reports SVT Nyheter.

– Our employees should not have to deviate from safety rules and safety routines, but we demand a lot from our organization and our personnel right now, says Michael Cherinet, the Norwegian Armed Forces’ head of exercises and training, to the channel.

The survey was carried out by Novus and was answered by 4,596 members.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris raised $361 million for the party during August, writes The Washington Post.

That’s nearly three times as much as Donald Trump, who raised $130 million for Republicans in the same month.

A person is arrested for terrorist crimes in Sweden.

The crime is said to have taken place in August this year.

– What I can confirm is that on Wednesday, September 4, we arrested a person who is probably suspected of terrorist crimes, says Fredrik Hultgren Friberg, press spokesperson at Säpo.

A preliminary investigation is underway, which is conducted by säpo, but which is led by the prosecutor’s office’s national unit for security cases.

– It is very early in the investigation. I may refer to the public prosecutor’s office for further information. But there is no danger to the public associated with this.

The text is updated.

The company Unilab’s internet is down, writes P4 Gothenburg.

The reason is a problem with the internet provider.

This affects care services all over Sweden.

The text is updated.

A truck has driven off the E45 south of Rätansbyn, writes P4 Jamtland.

According to SOS Alarm, the truck has overturned and is both in the ditch and on the road.

There is limited access to the site.

On the Swedish Transport Agency’s website, the forecast is set for 1:30 p.m., but may change.

White House climate envoy John Podesta shakes hands with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing. Photo: Andy Wong/AP/TT

The US and China are drawing up plans for a climate summit, with the goal of reducing emissions of methane and other gases, alongside carbon dioxide, says US climate envoy John Podesta.

The announcement comes after talks with his Chinese counterpart Liu Zhenmin and Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing.

Podesta describes those discussions as excellent, even if the parties partly disagree. In addition to methane, the emissions of freon – which is harmful to the ozone layer – and the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide will also be discussed at the meeting.

The windows of a cafe in Haikou in southern China’s Hainan province are being strengthened ahead of Typhoon Yagi’s arrival. Photo: Pu Xiaoxu/AP/TT

Chinese authorities have evacuated over 400,000 residents on the island of Hainan, which super typhoon Yagi is now hovering over. The storm moved in over the city of Wenchang on Friday.

Pictures show how windows are taped over and sandbag barriers are built before the giant storm.

In the financial city of Hong Kong, schools and banks are closed. At least five people are said to have been injured there and over 100 flights have been canceled due to torrential rain and strong winds.

Earlier this week, Yagi claimed at least 13 lives in the Philippines. The storm was then categorized as a tropical storm. Now it has been upgraded to a typhoon which in Hong Kong is graded as Category 8 – the third highest.

Yagi is expected to move on over Vietnam on Saturday.

During Thursday evening, a child was hit at a campsite in Hammarö.

Now the Region announces that the child is seriously injured, writes NWT.

The child has sustained abdominal and chest injuries.

– She is cared for at iva, the press spokesperson for Region Värmland told the newspaper.

On the night of August 6, a woman was found badly injured outside an apartment building in Malmö after falling from a balcony. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT

The man who in early August was suspected of murder after a woman died after falling from a balcony is no longer suspected of crime.

The woman, who was aged 35, was badly injured when she was found at an apartment building in Malmö on the night of August 6. She later died in hospital.

The man was detained against his denial as a suspect of murder.

On August 28, the arrest was lifted and earlier this week, prosecutor Pia Björnsson informed the Malmö district court that the preliminary investigation had been closed. The reason is that the suspicions cannot be substantiated and that further investigation is not deemed to change the state of evidence in any decisive way.

Ukraine claims to have retaken parts of the city of New York (or Nju-York), which lies north of the metropolis of Donetsk. Described as Kiev’s first on the hotly contested front in eastern Ukraine in months, the success was described in a social media post by the high-profile Azov Brigade.

Russia’s military claimed it took control of the small town on August 20 this year. New York, which before the outbreak of the war had roughly 10,000 residents, is located in the Donetsk region, which Russia said it would annex in the fall of 2022.

The city got its startling name when it was founded in the late 1800s, but it is not decided exactly why the choice fell on that particular name.

During Thursday, the police found human remains in an area outside Kristinehamn. The find was made in connection with areas where a search had previously been made for a missing person.

A forensic examination will now be carried out to try to establish identity.

Relatives of the person previously wanted have been notified of the circumstances.

Magdalena Andersson (S). Photo: Jakob Åkersten Brodén/TT

The Social Democrats say that society is in an acute national crisis where serious violence creeps further down the ages.

S proposes that children under the age of 15 should be subject to covert means of coercion.

– We are in an acute and national crisis where children are being used as child soldiers by adults, says S leader Magdalena Andersson.

Legislation for using covert means of coercion, such as wiretapping, during a criminal investigation is limited to 15 years. S wants to change this.

– It is about protecting children’s privacy and their integrity, but with the development we see today, it must be weighed against the risk of them being drawn into crime and protecting their lives, says Magdalena Andersson.

– This means that the legislation would provide the same opportunity for wiretapping regardless of age, she continues.

The proposal is currently being investigated by the government and a proposal is to be submitted on December 20 this year.

S also wants to speed up the introduction of so-called youth crime boards of the Danish model. The party will make proposals on this when the Riksdag reopens next week.

The age for free dental care is lowered from 23 years to 19 years.

This is so that people aged 67 or older will receive strengthened high-cost protection, the government announced at a press conference.

– Economic scarcity is a reason why many elderly people, despite great need, do not go to the dentist, says Minister of Social Affairs Jakob Forssmed (KD).

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