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Just before 5 p.m., there was an alarm about a traffic accident on national highway 31 outside Vetlanda.

– There are two passenger cars that have collided and three people have been affected, says the management operator of the rescue service.

One of the cars must have overturned and is lying on its side.

All the people were able to get out of the cars themselves, and two have been taken to hospital. The extent of the damage is unclear.

Four people, suspected of murdering a wheelchair-bound man in Sundsvall, have been released. Archive image. Photo: Oscar Olsson/TT

The four people who were arrested on suspicion of murdering a wheelchair-bound 75-year-old man in Sundsvall have been released, Sundsvalls Tidning reports.

– They are still relevant in the investigation, but the suspicions have weakened, says Anja Steiber, press spokesperson at the Public Prosecutor’s Office to the newspaper.

It was on Friday that a man died after he ended up in the water. The suspects, three men and one woman between the ages of 45 and 60, were at the scene at the time of the incident and were later arrested.

The people were first arrested on probable cause on suspicion of murder, but the degree of suspicion was then lowered to reasonable suspicion before they were released.

No other person is detained in the case and the investigation continues.

Demonstrations in Jerusalem on Monday. Photo: Mahmoud Illean / AP

Israel’s largest trade union, Histadrut, announces a general strike throughout the country starting Monday, writes Haaretz. This is to put pressure on the government to get the Israeli hostages freed.

– We get body bags instead of an agreement. I have come to the conclusion that only our efforts can affect those who need to be affected, says Histradut chairman Arnon Bar-David, according to the Times of Israel.

Ben Gurion International Airport is one of the workplaces that will be closed on Monday.

Many businesses, including restaurants and movie theaters, are also already closing on Sunday evening in protest against the government’s handling of the hostage crisis.

Several municipalities, including Tel Aviv, are supporting the protest by canceling public meetings and allowing employees to participate in the planned demonstrations.

The escalated mood comes after the news that six more hostages were found dead in Gaza on Monday.

Russia is making changes to its nuclear weapons doctrine.

This is what the country’s Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov says to the Russian state-controlled news agency Paw.

It is unclear what the changes entail. But Ryabkov says that they are being done in response to “the West’s actions regarding the military special operation.”

“The military special operation” is how Russia usually calls the war in Ukraine.

No time frame has been set for the changes in the nuclear doctrine.

– The time frame for its completion is a rather complicated issue, given that we are talking about the most important aspect of our national security, Ryabkov says.

IVO, The Inspectorate for Care and Care. Photo: Stina Stjernkvist/TT

A man in Gothenburg who sought help for problems with the foreskin was forced to amputate his penis after the cancer diagnosis took almost three years.

The incident is now reported according to lex Maria to Ivo, the Inspectorate for Care and Care, as a serious health care injury, reports GP..

When the man had an annual check-up in 2020, he told about his problems and asked for a referral. But the referral was then sent to the wrong care recipient.

When the mistake was discovered and a new referral was to be sent, the doctor forgot to send it.

After seeing four different doctors, a referral was sent to the urologist who determined that the man had penile cancer, and his penis needed to be amputated.

The rescue service and ambulance have been called to a lake in Norrtälje after a drowning alarm.

An affected person was on land but has been taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter.

The person’s injury status is unclear.

Another Russian helicopter of the MI-8 model. Archive image. Photo: Dmitri Lovetsky/AP/TT

The bodies of 17 people have been found after a helicopter crash on the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Russia.

The Mi-8 model helicopter disappeared shortly after it took off on Saturday with 19 tourists and three crew members on board.

The wreckage was found on Sunday morning not far from where the helicopter disappeared from radar.

The police have found another suspected dangerous object in Malmö, in the Persborg area.

The item was found at a bicycle rack on Björneborgsgatan. The courtyard has been cordoned off and the residences have been occupied.

At 12 noon today, a dangerous object was found in the Fosie area. The national bomb protection has been called in there.

A 35-year-old man was shot to death in the Årby district in Eskilstuna, and just over twelve hours later, another shooting occurred in the city. Then a man in his 20s was injured in a shooting in Lagersberg.

Now it may become relevant to introduce safety zones in Eskilstuna after the violence of the last few days.

– It is a possibility that we are looking at. Are there conditions for a safety zone, what would that safety zone look like? It is something that we will look into more closely, says Robert Åkerström, deputy local police area manager in Eskilstuna to Aftonbladet.

He continues:

– It is legislation that exists and aims to prevent new serious violent crimes. We are in a situation where we need to use the legal support that exists in order to prevent new violent crimes.

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The fire that ravaged a boat in Aneby during the day has been put out, the rescue service says.

The gas cylinders that were at the site, and which meant an explosion risk, have been cleared – thanks to the Swedish Armed Forces.

– What they were able to do was to knock these over with the Armed Forces’ armored vehicles and cover them with earth, says the rescue service’s command operator.

He has worked in the rescue service for a long time and has never experienced such help from the defense before.

– It is grateful when you have a regiment nearby.

In connection with that, traffic on the main line has also been able to resume again.

Kim Jong-Un feeds a holiday trotter with carrots Photo: North Korean news agency KCAN

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has received 24 horses – so-called holiday trotters – from Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The horses are part payment for North Korean shells for the war in Ukraine, reports the Moscow Times newspaper.

Kim Jong-Un reportedly loves horseback riding.

During the day, a humanitarian ceasefire has been initiated in Gaza. The reason is that a mass vaccination against polio has been started in the strip.

At the same time, there are reports of explosions in several places in Gaza, Al Jazeera’s reporter on the ground reports.

In the eastern parts of Bureij in central Gaza, a man has been killed by artillery fire.

And in Gaza City, two people have been killed in a drone attack, according to the reporter.

There is a complete standstill on national highway 56 outside Eskilstuna after a traffic accident, the police write.

The accident happened around 12:30 on Sunday. A car has crashed at high speed.

The police are on the scene and state that there is “a lot of rubbish on the road”.

It is unclear if anyone was injured in the accident.

The rescue service in Arvika works to put out a fire in a villa.

– It must be a villa that is affected and there is a fire in the attic, roof ridge and back. A forecast of four hours is expected, says Helena Wickberg at SOS Alarm.

Four cars from the rescue service are on the scene, and seven cars have been alerted there.

There are no reports of personal injuries. According to the police’s initial information, no one is in the villa.