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Internet service charts LA’s fire-damaged houses

Los Angeles county has created an internet service where evacuees can see if their house is damaged in the fires.

In the map service, you can zoom right in on individual houses to see if they made it.

Red color means that the house is destroyed, orange that it is badly damaged, yellow and green that there is minor damage, and black that it is intact.

If the house has no color, it has not yet been inspected.

The severe fires in Los Angeles have so far killed 16 people and destroyed tens of thousands of buildings.

Bus on fire: “Fully burnt out”

An SL bus caught fire near Bromma airport in western Stockholm shortly before midnight.

– The bus is fully overheated. It was the bus driver who raised the alarm so he got out, the emergency services said.

A few passengers are also said to have been on board, but all got out by themselves.

At 01:00, the fire service announced that the fire was out.

The incident has a very large impact on traffic, according to the Swedish Transport Administration. The road is closed and, according to the forecast, should reopen at 01.

The theory: The fire started on New Year’s Eve

The authorities in Los Angeles are currently investigating how the fires in the city started.

On New Year’s Eve, emergency services were called to an area northeast of Pacific Palisades.

Then a fire had broken out after revelers set off fireworks at midnight. It took firefighters about four hours to extinguish that fire.

At 4:46 a.m. on New Year’s Day morning, it was reported that the fire was out.

According to several documents The Washington Post took notice it appears that the great fire that later destroyed Pacific Palisades started in the same area.

Two experts do not rule out that it was the fire from New Year’s Eve that once again took off.

Ukraine offers aid to the US

Ukraine is preparing to send 150 firefighters to Los Angeles, California to help with the firefighting efforts.

That’s what Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky writes on X.

“The situation there is extremely difficult and Ukrainians can help Americans save lives. This is currently being coordinated and we have offered our help,” he writes in the post.

Man with drone filmed the Justice Center in Malmö

The police were tipped off today that a drone was flying near the Justice Center in Malmö.

The building houses the Police Agency, the Prosecutor’s Office and the Eco-Crime Agency.

A man with some friends was located nearby, on Södra Promenaden, and the police patrols could see that the man was controlling a drone.

When checking the memory card, it became clear that the man had filmed the police station.

The man, who is in his 30s, is now suspected of violating the Protection Act.

Kristersson on Musk’s move: Understands the reactions

X owner Elon Musk has criticized several European leaders in recent weeks.

Among other things, he has said that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer “should be jailed”. He also campaigns for the right-wing nationalist party AFD, which he says is “the only thing that can save Germany”.

– He uses working methods and expressions that most of us would not use, at least in relation to other countries, says Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson in SVT’s Agenda.

– I have some understanding of the harsh reactions he has received in some countries.

Germany’s Olaf Scholz, France’s Emmanuel Macron and Norway’s Jonas Gahr Støre are some of the leaders who strongly reacted and said that it is worrying that Musk gets involved in other countries’ politics.

Kristersson is more restrained in his criticism, and believes that Musk has the right to express his opinions.

– But everything that is legal is not suitable. I don’t think it should be done that way. We have a tradition of respecting the internal politics of other countries.

After the accident – ​​no bayonets

During Saturday, a high guard at the Royal Palace slipped and was impaled in the head with his bayonet, which Aftonbladet reported on.

Now the soldiers temporarily stop using bayonets, reports P4 Stockholm.

– When it is extremely slippery, you can change the way we have the bayonets and march with them, says Richard Beck-Friis, head of the Command Staff, to P4.

However, there is no reason to stop using bayonets, according to him.

Sanding around the castle will also be expanded.

One to hospital after moose collision

A car collided with a moose outside Lycksele on Sunday evening, writes VK.

Two people were in the car and one of them needed to be taken to hospital by ambulance.

It is unclear how serious the injuries are.

Police helicopter fired by green laser

A police helicopter was shot at by a green laser on Sunday evening when it was out on a routine flight in Helsingborg.

The police rushed to the scene, and the helicopter crew was able to pinpoint the window from which the laser was fired.

In the home was a 15-year-old boy who admitted to using a laser pointer.

The police have now confiscated the laser pointer and drawn up a report of aviation sabotage.

Three dead in avalanche in Italy

Three people have died in an avalanche in the Italian Alps in the Piedmont region, rescue workers say.

Two other people survived the avalanche and were transported to hospital by helicopter.

According to AP, an avalanche warning had been issued in the area.

Oil tankers in the Baltic Sea towed to safety

The oil tanker that began drifting in the Baltic Sea north of the German island of Rügen on Friday has now been towed to safety, according to German authorities.

The 274 meter long tanker Eventin is now held in position with the help of two tugboats near the port of Sassnitz on Rügen.

The tanker was towed there on Sunday morning. It will be held there until a decision has been made on how to proceed, says Benedikt Spangardt, spokesperson for the German authority responsible for major emergencies at sea.

Eventin’s cargo contains almost 100,000 tonnes of oil.

The Panama-flagged vessel had loaded the oil in the Russian Baltic port of Ust-Luga before setting out to sea on January 6 with Egypt as its destination, but suffered maneuvering problems along the way.

According to German media, the tanker is on the environmental organization Greenpeace’s list of ships in the Russian shadow fleet that is intended to circumvent international sanctions.

Positive signals about cease-fire in Gaza

Several signs point to a ceasefire and hostage release agreement between Hamas and Israel approaching.

In a conversation on Sunday, US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the ceasefire negotiations in Gaza.

Netanyahu spoke in the conversation about progress in the negotiations, according to the Prime Minister’s Office.

According to information provided to the newspaper Haaretz, Israel’s military has recently approved several plans for how a rapid withdrawal of forces from large areas of the Gaza Strip would take place.

Earlier on Sunday, Biden’s national security adviser Jake Sullivan told CNN that the parties are “very, very close” to an agreement to end the fighting and release the hostages.

Details: One person stabbed in central Malmö

The police received an alarm about a fight on Drottninggatan in Malmö shortly after 6 p.m.

– We are on site and trying to create a picture of the situation, says Patric Fors, the police’s press spokesperson in the South region.

According to information to Aftonbladet, a man has been injured with a stabbing weapon.

No one has been arrested.

Police car in collision at Tjörn

A police car crashed today on Tjörn outside Gothenburg.

The police patrol must have been on their way to investigate a case when they collided with a car. It is unclear if they had blue lights on.

No one is currently suspected of any crime, but the incident will be investigated internally at the police authority.

No one is said to have been injured in the traffic accident. There should have been only material damage.