Apartment burns with open flames

Orange warning for wind and snow

SMHI has issued an orange warning for wind and snow in Norrbotten.

According to the authority, it will be very windy with storm force on Kalfjäll.

The warning is valid from Monday morning until lunchtime on Wednesday.

Two cars collide – five people injured

Two cars have collided in Lomma.

Five people are affected. There is currently no information on the state of the damage.

Police have been called to the scene.

Fire in apartment building in Varberg – several to hospital

There is a fire in an apartment building in central Varberg.

The fire is said to have started in a restaurant kitchen on the ground floor and has caused heavy smoke to spread to the apartments above.

– At 15.40 we received new information that the fire may have spread via, among other things, the ventilation. In addition, it was announced that several people were forced to hospital. It is probably smoke damage, says Sebastian Börjesson, officer on duty at the police in Region Väst, to Gothenburg Post.

Donald Trump wants to take the US out of NATO

In an interview with NBC Meet The Press, Donald Trump says that he will definitely consider taking the United States out of NATO, NTB reports.

Even last time Trump was president, he threatened the same thing, if the other member states would not contribute more money to the defense.

Fire in apartment

Just before two o’clock, SOS was alerted to an apartment fire in Kortedala.

The emergency services are on site and have extinguished the fire. Smoke detectors search the apartment.

– There is some smoke left that we are ventilating, says Björn Van Der Kaay at the rescue service.

It is currently unknown if anyone was injured in connection with the fire.

Police are on their way to the scene.

Car and tram in collision

A car and a tram have collided between Liseberg and the Almedal stop in Gothenburg.

There are no reports of anyone being physically injured in the collision.

Bus is evacuated – stuck in hole after suspected landslide

A bus with passengers has driven down and stuck in a hole in Gustavsberg outside Stockholm, according to the emergency services.

This after a water leak occurred in the port.

The alarm came in at 1:42 p.m.

– We are on our way there. There must be an incredible amount of water at the site and cracks have appeared in the ground. It could be a landslide, says Fredrik Hilmersson, management operator at the rescue service.

The bus is being evacuated. It is unclear how many people are involved.

“Down by the bus stop at Hemköp, work is being done on the road. Work is ongoing on Sunday,” the municipality writes on its website.

Person found dead in central Örebro

There is currently a police operation at Slussbron in Wadköping in central Örebro, reports P4 Örebro.

According to the police, a dead person was found in the water.

According to the channel, the person was reported as injured earlier.

Ambulance helicopter in accident

An ambulance helicopter has landed badly in Vemdalsskalet in the Jämtland Härjedalen region.

P4 Jamtland reports that the helicopter was transporting a patient when the accident occurred.

Now it has started to sink into the mire it landed on.

The patient has been picked up by an ordinary ambulance.

Fire in apartment building

There is a fire in an apartment building in Bromma in western Stockholm.

– It’s a basement fire and there are a bunch of units on site and working, Josef Gustafsson, line operator.

There is a lot of smoke at the site which “covers Ulvsundaplan”, according to the rescue service.

At 1:30 p.m., the police announce that the fire is out and that no injuries have been reported.

Zelensky: 43,000 soldiers have died

43,000 Ukrainian soldiers have died since Russia invaded the country, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a statement on X.

Recent figures show that upwards of 200,000 Russian soldiers died in the war, the post says.

“One of the most important differences between the Russian and Ukrainian armies is access to medical care at the front, which is significantly greater in our defense. We are deeply grateful to everyone who saves our wounded in the field and facilitates their rehabilitation,” Zelenskyy said in the statement.

At least five dead after the explosion in The Hague

An apartment building in the city of The Hague in the Netherlands collapsed yesterday after a strong explosion in the building.

An extensive operation started to rescue residents from the building and extinguish the fire that broke out after the explosion.

During yesterday and the night, the rescue service searched for people in the racial masses. Sunday morning five people have been confirmed dead, reports De Telegraaf.

Four people were rushed to hospital after the incident. They are still being treated, two of them for serious injuries.

Exactly how many may have been buried in the rubble is unclear. Yesterday, the emergency services said that up to 20 people are believed to have been in the homes at the time.

The cause of the explosion is still unclear.

The police have taken an interest in a car that is said to have driven at “very high speed” from the scene and are now appealing for help from witnesses.

Man arrested for burglary and car fire

Last Friday, three cars burned in central Köping. During the night between Friday and Saturday, the police were alerted to a burglary in the same city.

A man was arrested and could then also be linked to the car fires, the police write on their website.

The man was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of both burglary and damage by fire.

Severe assault in central Stockholm

Around 03:00 last night, the police were alerted to an ongoing assault on Vasagatan near the central station in Stockholm.

According to witnesses, a man must have been knocked to the ground and kicked and hit by another man.

At the time, the assault led to the man losing consciousness, the police say.

Otherwise, his injury status is unclear.

The police were able to arrest another man at the scene. He is suspected of aggravated assault.