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A total of six people died in the bridge accident at the end of March. Archive image. Photo: Matt Rourke/AP/TT
100 million dollars. That will be the bill for the owner and shipping company of the ship that caused the fatal bridge collapse in Baltimore last spring, the US Department of Justice announces.
The sum, corresponding to close to SEK 1.1 billion, is to cover, among other things, the federal authorities’ costs for removing rubble after the bridge collapse.
Six road workers who were on the bridge died in the disaster. Their families are pursuing their own lawsuits, as is the state of Maryland.
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Interior Minister Deb Haaland belongs to the Laguna Pueblo indigenous people. Archive image. Photo: J. Scott Applewhite/AP/TT
President Joe Biden is expected to publicly apologize for America’s 150-year oppression of indigenous peoples.
Indigenous children were forced into boarding schools where the lives of many were destroyed, according to a previous investigation initiated by the US government. Now Biden wants to show federal remorse over the treatment.
During the day, Biden visits the state of Arizona and an indigenous reservation there. In connection with the visit, Biden is expected to formally apologize on behalf of the federal government for the way indigenous peoples have been treated.
Never before has an American president issued such an apology.
– I could never have imagined. . . that something like this would happen, said Deb Haaland, who is Secretary of the Interior and also belongs to the indigenous Pueblo of Laguna (Kawaika), about Biden’s announcement.
She initiated the investigation that showed widespread physical and psychological abuse of students during the period 1819-1969 when the US federal government operated over 400 boarding schools.
The investigation shows, among other things, that over 18,000 children have been forced away from their parents into boarding schools. Around 1,000 deaths have been confirmed in connection with the forced displacements and around 70 unmarked graves have been discovered.
There is a fire in an apartment in Västervik.
The alarm was received by the police at 8 p.m.
According to the police, the fire is fully developed.
According to TT, a man has been taken to hospital. The damage is described as serious.
The police say at 10 p.m. that the fire is out.
Photo: Reader picture
A truck has driven into a gas station in Växjö.
According to the police, there is a risk of the roof collapsing.
– It’s an unmanned pub. The tow truck has driven into the roof above the pumps and dragged it with the trailer. The roof is completely crooked and windy and there is a risk of it collapsing, says police spokesperson Sara Andersson.
According to the police, there should be no risk of a fire or explosion.
No one has been injured.
The pub will be closed down temporarily, says Preem.
“The site is cordoned off and we have staff on site who ensure that unauthorized persons cannot enter the area and get injured. Furthermore, one of our technicians is now on his way to investigate the damage to the station,” writes press manager Mattias Holmqvist in an email and continues:
“At Preem, we always put safety first. We are happy that no people were injured in the situation, only material things. There are also no leaks that risk environmental damage. Until the station is restored and in a safe condition, it will be shut down.”
Police on site in Norrköping. Photo: Reader picture
The police have been alerted to a suspicious shooting in central Norrköping.
One person has been found injured. The extent of the damage is unclear.
– We have received alarms about loud bangs and we are on site with a larger resource, says Olle Älveroth from the police.
Read more here.
A police bus has collided with a car during an emergency in Huddinge south of Stockholm.
Two people are said to be slightly injured.
– It is a person in the police bus and a person from the car who get supervision, says police spokesperson Carina Skagerlind.
The accident will be investigated.
– Normally, a report is made to special investigations, but we are in the process of inquiring about what happened.
Photo: Kevork Djansezian / AP
During the evening, the prosecutor in Los Angeles will announce whether he recommends a new trial for Erik and Lyle Menendez.
The announcement will be made during a press conference at 10:30 p.m. Swedish time.
According to sources of New York Times Prosecutor George Gascón will request that the case be re-examined.
Then it will be up to a judge to decide on a new trial.
The Menendez brothers have been in prison for nearly 35 years for murdering their parents in 1989.
Read more about the case here.
Worried children at a school in Södertälje have alerted the police after they saw people with weapon-like objects near the school.
When the police arrived at the scene, it turned out that there were several young people who had dressed up for Halloween.
The police are now urging parents to talk to their children about how to dress for Halloween.
“It is never appropriate and can be downright dangerous to run around with weapon-like objects,” the police write on their website.
North Korean soldiers have been deployed in Kursk and are now fighting in the Ukrainian-occupied area, Ukraine’s intelligence service told Reuters.
According to the news agency, it is about 12,000 soldiers.
Read more here.
One person has been taken to hospital after a motorbike accident in Norrtälje.
Ambulance and emergency services were called to the scene at 4:30 p.m.
– The driver had driven off the road and was in a ditch. But the person was awake and talking, says Marie Nordahl at the rescue service.
The person has been taken to hospital by ambulance.
A lone man entered a gold shop with “a sharp object” in the center of Jakobsberg on Thursday afternoon.
The man did not take anything from the store and no one was injured.
– It is a lone man with some masking. He left the store running and we are now searching the area, so far without success, says Carina Skagerlind, police spokesperson.
The incident is classified as an attempted robbery according to the police.
At least 100 children have been affected by an outbreak of stomach illness at Skärgårdskolan in Umeå. The region is now hunting for answers to what they suffered.
– We are in the process of arranging for someone who got sick during the night to be tested so we can see what kind of infectious agent it is, whether it is winter sickness or food poisoning. We want to know what it is for sure, says assistant infectious disease doctor Martin Angelin.
At the same time, stricter routines for hygiene and cleaning are introduced at schools in the municipality. Siblings of sick people are also kept home from school.
A man has been injured in a workplace accident in Gävle.
Police were called to a company in Sörby Urfjäll due to a man in his 50s getting concrete on him.
The man is taken to hospital by ambulance. The extent of the damage is unclear.
A report on a workplace accident and causing bodily harm is written.
The police have had an operation at McDonalds in Gothenburg.
– A woman has her finger stuck in a flush button. Now she is free, says Micael Olsson at the rescue service.
The emergency services were called to the scene at 15.26.
How did you help her?
– We caused minor damage to the toilet.
According to the emergency services, the woman was stuck with her finger for almost an hour.
Earlier this week, a person suspected of the murder of the rapper C.Gambino was arrested in Gothenburg.
The person has now been arrested.
From before, one man is in custody for murder, another man is in custody for aiding and abetting murder and serious damage, and one man is in custody for serious damage.
C.Gambino was shot dead in a parking garage in Gothenburg in June this year.
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