A car has overturned on the E6 – stoppage in traffic

After two days of negotiations on a ceasefire in Gaza, the talks have ended to be taken up again after the weekend, AP writes.

In a joint statement on Friday, the United States, Egypt and Qatar said the talks were constructive and conducted in a positive atmosphere, according to the news agency.

The goal is to resume negotiations next week in Cairo to reach an agreement on a ceasefire.

A car has driven into a stone wall and left the scene in Ubbhult, the police announce.

The driver must have smelled of alcohol in connection with the collision. He allegedly tried to start his car but was unsuccessful, and thus left the scene on foot.

The police are searching for the man in the area with a police helicopter and a dog.

All trains on the southern main line are affected by signal errors, write South Sweden.

Several departures are canceled to thin out traffic.

The problem is expected to last until 7 p.m.

A man in his 20s was found badly injured in central Norrköping on Monday evening and later died in hospital.

Now two men have been arrested, one suspected of murder and the other suspected of aggravated weapons offences.

– Now the investigative work continues with us holding more interviews and conducting technical investigations, says prosecutor Michelle Stein in a press release.

Charges must be filed by September 13 at the latest.

On Tuesday, a man in his 40s was shot to death in Linköping.

Earlier today, the prosecutor demanded that a man be remanded in custody on suspicion of the murder.

But now Corren reports that he is being detained on reasonable suspicion of aiding and abetting murder.

The two other people who were arrested in the case have been released.

– The two people who have now been released are still suspects, but the suspicions have not been strengthened to the extent that there are reasons to request their detention, says prosecutor Emma Högström in a press release.

All suspects are aged 20 to 25.

At least 80 people are said to have been killed in an attack on a village in southeastern Sudan on Thursday. Archive image. Photo: Hussein Malla/AP/TT

Paramilitary forces have killed at least 80 people in a village in southeastern Sudan, hospital sources and witnesses said. Attempts to bring about a ceasefire in the country’s civil war have so far proved fruitless.

The attack took place on Thursday in Jalgini village in Sennar state.

– Three military vehicles attacked Jalgini. The residents resisted, which led to the attackers retreating, to later return with several vehicles, a local resident, whose son was injured in the attack, told AFP.

– They opened fire, set fire to houses and killed many people, says the man, who does not want to give his name.

The war in Sudan is described as the world’s biggest humanitarian disaster and has forced ten million people to flee.

Streets in downtown Montreal are under water and residents are forced to wade in the area around the Jacques Cartier Bridge.

This after a massive water leak that flooded parts of the city.

The electricity has been shut off in the area around the water leak and tens of thousands of people are affected, local media write.

Several metro lines have been canceled and residents are advised not to drink tap water.

“Our teams have mobilized. Avoid the area throughout the day. The Red Cross will take care of those affected,” writes Mayor Valarie Plante on X.

Anders Tegnell sees no major risk of mpox spreading in Sweden. Photo: CAROLINA BYRMO / AFTONBLADET

During Thursday, the government announced that there is a confirmed case of the new mpox variant clade 1 in Sweden.

But the former state epidemiologist Anders Tegnell currently sees no major risk of the spread of infection in the country in an interview with DN.

– But that requires that the affected countries in Africa get the resources they need. It is very important. For now there is a reasonable chance to get things sorted and stopped before it gets any worse. We already know that there can be a potential in outbreaks like this, he tells the newspaper.

In addition, it is difficult to assess how dangerous the new variant is as there is not enough data, according to Tegnell, who has extensive experience in infection control work in Africa.

– What we know is that very many children have been infected and even died from this variant. But if something happened, either with the routes of spread or with the contagiousness, we don’t know yet, he tells DN.

There has been a traffic accident on the E4 at the height of Örnsköldsvik, writes P4 Västernorrland.

According to initial information, three cars should be involved and it should be a side collision.

Emergency services and an ambulance are called to the scene.

On the Swedish Transport Administration’s website, it is stated that there is limited access to the site.

The text is updated.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested after a riot broke out in the premises belonging to the authority Statens servicecenter in Angered.

The alarm came in at 3:45 p.m.

The man is suspected of having become violent on the premises.

Then he allegedly spat and bit a guard on the hand.

On the spot, the police were able to arrest the man. He is suspected of violence and threats against an official.

A man in his 50s got a tree over his leg in connection with forestry work in Knivsta.

He has been taken to hospital with unclear injuries, the police write on their website.

A workplace accident report has been drawn up.

A woman had to be taken to hospital after a single vehicle accident. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT

A 55-year-old woman has life-threatening injuries after a single-vehicle accident, reports P4 Östergötland. The car must have driven off the road and into a tree.

The accident occurred just before 11 a.m. on Friday, on road 131 in the vicinity of Asby in Ydre municipality.

There was a stop to train traffic on the Västra main line, according to the Swedish Transport Administration.

– We received information about an accident between Töreboda and Skövde at 1 p.m., said Sara Lindström at the Swedish Transport Administration’s press service.

At 4 p.m., the police confirmed that the traffic stop has been lifted and that the trains are rolling again.

The European Infection Control Agency (ECDC) raises the risk level for mpox on Friday, reports VG.

They are asking countries to keep an eye on tourists coming from affected areas. The authority’s risk assessment is raised from “low” to “moderate” for the general population and for people traveling to areas of infection.

– Due to the close ties between Europe and Africa, we must be prepared for more imported cases, says ECDC director Pamela Rendi Wagner.