Dead man found in Solna – police operation

New entry rules in Thailand

From May 1, it will be mandatory for all foreign nationals traveling to Thailand to fill out a digital form called TM6, writes Bangkok Post.

The rule also applies to travelers from visa-exempt countries.

The form replaces a corresponding paper form that was abolished in April last year.

In the form, visitors to Thailand must, among other things, be able to report their address during their stay.

A source tells the newspaper that it could take up to a year before the system works flawlessly.

Thailand’s government is also discussing introducing a tourist tax of 300 baht, roughly one hundred kroner, for everyone entering the country.

Accident with several cars on the E4

The police have been alerted to an accident at the height of Luleå in the northbound direction.

There are supposed to be three cars and a trailer involved, but none of the people involved are said to have been injured.

Rescuers have ordered but it is unclear how many vehicles. The accident affects traffic.

Two new participants for “Let’s dance”

In TV4 Nyhetsmorgon, two new participants in this year’s edition of “Let’s dance” are revealed.

Influencer Isa Östling, 21, and artist Theo Haraldsson, 19.

– I just thought “yes”, says Östling about his thoughts on the request.

Suspect arrested for murder against Swedes in Brussels

Spanish police have arrested a person who is wanted, suspected of involvement in the terrorist act in Brussels in August 2023 when two Swedes were killed. The arrested person is suspected of having provided the perpetrator of the crime with weapons before the attack, which took place in connection with an international soccer match between Belgium and Sweden.

The suspect was arrested at Malaga airport as he tried to leave the country.

The perpetrator of the terrorist act was shot to death in connection with the act.

Two seriously injured after accident

Two cars have collided outside Norrköping.

The emergency services stated that three people have been taken to hospital.

Later, the police announced that two adults have serious injuries.

The police do not suspect any crime.

– There have been reports of slippery road conditions in the area, says Olle Älveroth at the police.

Details: 70 dead in drone attack on hospital

According to local authorities, at least 70 patients have died after a drone attack on a Saudi hospital in al-Fashir in the Sudanese region of Darfur, writes the newspaper Darfur Alaan.

There is intense fighting in the area between government forces, which control the regional capital al-Fashir, and the rebel group Rapid Support Forces.

One to hospital after accident on E4

One person has been taken to hospital after an accident on the E4 outside Nyköping.

The person was pinned in the truck but has now been freed. The police do not yet have information on the state of the damage.

At first the road was completely closed between Kila and Stavsjö, but now the road has reopened.

It can still be difficult to arrive on the road. The police have warned that it is very slippery on the roads in the area.

The Minister of Migration wants to tighten the subsistence requirement

Migration Minister Johan Forssell does not believe that the new investigation’s proposal on livelihood requirements to become a citizen of Sweden goes far enough, he says in Ekot’s Saturday interviewu.

Sweden scrapped the dependency requirement for citizenship in 1976, something the Tidö government now wants to reintroduce.

– What I reacted to is that the supply requirement is so low, lower than, for example, Denmark and several other countries. Seven thousand kroner left after tax, it doesn’t go far enough if you want to become a Swedish citizen, says Forsell.

The Minister of Migration also comments on what it can mean to not have an honest way of life, formerly known as vandalism.

– It could be systematic abuse of the welfare system, collusion with criminal networks or statements that simply challenge basic democratic Swedish values, glorifying terrorism.

– If you are a guest at someone’s place, you make a little extra effort to be tidy, says Forssell.

Four hostages are released by Hamas

Hamas will release four more Israeli hostages on Saturday, the Jerusalem Post reports.

Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, Liri Albag and Karina Ariev are the women being released. They have been imprisoned since the terrorist attack in Israel on October 7, 2023.

Before the release, the Israeli military has prepared special reception centers where the hostages will receive care.

Teenage boy abused and robbed in Skellefteå

During the night of Saturday, a teenage boy was robbed and beaten outdoors in Skellefteå.

– The person has been taken to medical care, says police spokesperson Åsa Mjörndal.

A crime scene has been located. The crime is being investigated as aggravated robbery.

After the poison alarm – Erikshjälpen stops clothing from Shein

The second-hand chain Erikshjälpen stops selling and accepting clothes from the fast fashion company Shein, reports SVT.

The reason is stated to be that the garments contain too high levels of dangerous chemicals.

– We don’t want to let these clothes circulate further, says Erikshjälpen’s sustainability manager Cathrine Kylesten to the channel.

The Shein clothing already in stores will be sent to textile waste.

In a major review of Shein, Aftonbladet has been able to reveal that Shein breaks its own sustainability promises. The review shows, among other things, that returned clothes are transported long distances, end up in toxic dumping sites in Chile and smuggled to Bolivia.

1,000 flights canceled in UK

Storm Éowyn continues to batter the British Isles, reports The Guardian.

Millions of people have been told to stay indoors as the severe storm sweeps across Britain and Ireland. Red warnings of “danger to life” are issued as a result of the storm.

Over 1,000 flights, train and ferry services have been cancelled. On Friday, over 100,000 households were without electricity in Scotland.

A man has died after a tree fell on his car on a road in Ireland.

Ambulance in collision in Växjö – several involved

During Saturday morning, an ambulance and a car collided at an intersection in Växjö.

A total of six people are said to be involved, but all are said to have escaped unharmed.

– It was slippery on the road, says police spokesperson Patric Fors.

Colombia begins offensive against guerrilla groups

Colombia is sending its army to quell the bloody fighting between armed rebel groups near the border with Venezuela.

Forces from the two major leftist rebel groups ELN and Farc have been fighting each other in the Catatumbo region of northeastern Colombia, next to the border with Venezuela, for about a week.

– There has already been a first battle between the army and members of the National Liberation Army ELN. The order is to take over the territory, says Colombian Defense Minister Ivan Velasques.

More than 9,000 soldiers are now deployed in the area, where battles over the cocaine trade have raged between rival guerrilla groups for years.

At least 80 people have been killed in the recent fighting and many have been kidnapped. Tens of thousands of people have been forced to flee, according to government and UN estimates.