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Alert if a cyclist has been hit
The police have been alerted to a place in Oxelösund, when a cyclist has been hit by a motorist, the police write.
THREE NEWS YOU CAN’T MISS
Russian ship fired at German helicopter
Russian ship fired at German helicopter
A Russian ship has fired signal munitions at a German military helicopter in the Baltic Sea, German reports Photo.
According to the newspaper, the helicopter was on its way for reconnaissance.
The information comes from the German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock. She made the announcement during a NATO meeting in Brussels, but gave no further details.
Exactly when the incident took place is unclear.
She says, however, that monitoring of pipelines and data cables in the Baltic Sea has been increased.
Sweden is already investigating cable breaches after suspected sabotage in November.
Extended time for free HPV vaccine
Extended time for free HPV vaccine
The offer of free HPV vaccine for women born 1994-1999 is extended until the summer of next year, reports the Regional Cancer Center, RCC.
– In recent weeks, many people have realized that they are close to missing out on the offer, and all regions have not been able to give appointments to everyone at the same time, says Elin Ljungqvist, national screening coordinator in a press release.
HPV can cause serious diseases such as cervical cancer.
Several children killed in Israeli attack on refugee camp
Several children killed in Israeli attack on refugee camp
During Wednesday, Israel carried out airstrikes against the Gaza Strip, reports Al Jazeera.
In the Nuseirat refugee camp, several children have died and several others have been injured. The attack took place on the same street where a communal kitchen has been set up to distribute food.
Several of those who died were waiting for food deliveries, according to the news agency.
The attack takes place in connection with Israel stepping up its offensive against central Gaza.
Recycling station cordoned off – suspected dangerous item
Recycling station cordoned off – suspected dangerous item
A recycling center in Kristinehamn has been evacuated and cordoned off after a suspected dangerous object was found at the site, reports SVT Värmland.
– It has been described as a missile or something similar, says Morgan Mellgren at Kristinehamn municipality.
He says the police cordoned off the area after consulting the national bomb squad.
The police write that “investigative measures are being carried out”.
Opposition leader in Georgia arrested by police
Opposition leader Nika Gvaramia during a protest in Tbilisi on November 17. Photo: Zurab Tsertsvadze
Opposition leader in Georgia arrested by police
Opposition leader Nika Gvaramia in Georgia has been beaten and arrested by police in connection with a raid on an opposition party’s office, television images show.
The arrest comes after the country’s prime minister vowed to punish political opponents he believes are behind the protests raging in the country since he decided to freeze talks on EU membership until 2028.
“Opposition politicians who orchestrated the violence of the last few days while hiding in their offices will not get away,” Prime Minister Irakli Kobachidze said at a press conference on Tuesday.
Extensive protests against Kobachidze’s decision regarding the EU have been ongoing in the country since Thursday.
The activists have also demanded that the autumn elections be rescheduled. Georgia went to the polls on October 26, but the result has not been recognized by either the European Parliament or the opposition, which claims electoral fraud. According to the official result, the ruling Georgian Dream party, to which Irakli Kobachidze belongs, won 89 of the parliament’s 150 seats.
Georgian President Salomé Zourabichvili is pro-Western and pro-EU and has expressed support for the protesters in recent days.
V requirement: Stop agreement with Cevita
V requirement: Stop agreement with Cevita
After Aftonbladet’s reporting about clinics within the Cevita Group, the Left Party now demands that Region Stockholm act.
“We believe that the information that has come to light is serious enough that Region Stockholm should terminate the agreement with Cevita care with immediate effect,” writes the Left Party’s opposition councilor Jonas Lindberg in a comment.
TV4 profile charged with buying sex
TV4 profile charged with buying sex
A TV4 profile is charged with 31 cases of buying sex. It appears in documents from the district court and something that The Express was the first to report on.
According to the indictment, the man bought sex at a Thai massage parlor in four different cities in Sweden.
The profile admits 30 of the sex purchases.
Alarm about suspected dangerous object
Alarm about suspected dangerous object
The police have been alerted to Östermalm due to a suspected dangerous object.
– We received a call from a person who was out walking and saw an object on the ground by Karlavägen. An object is found lying there, which one did not know what it was. It was suspected that it could be a dangerous object, says Per Fahlström, press spokesperson at the Stockholm Police.
Because of this, the police have cordoned off the place.
Peace laureates are released from prison for health reasons
Peace laureates are released from prison for health reasons
Human rights activist Narges Mohammadi – who received the Nobel Peace Prize last year – has reportedly been released from prison.
Authorities in Iran have decided that she will be allowed to leave prison for three weeks for health reasons, her legal representative Mostafa Nili says via social media.
Narges Mohammadi suffers from a heart condition and according to a doctor’s statement published in September, a new serious complication has developed in her aorta. In recent weeks, a support group campaigning for her release has demanded that she at least be provided with proper care.
In January this year, Mohammadi was sentenced to another 15 months in prison. She has been incarcerated since the fall of 2021 and has been repeatedly deprived of her liberty before.
Person to hospital after workplace accident
Person to hospital after workplace accident
One person has been taken to hospital after a workplace accident in Örnsköldsvik.
According to the police, it is about a person who fell in connection with loading a truck.
The case is handled as a workplace accident.
Accident north of Strängnäs
Accident north of Strängnäs
There has been a traffic accident on national highway 55 north of Strängnäs, reports P4 Sörmland.
It is a truck and a car that have collided.
The accident has a very large impact on traffic, and according to the Swedish Transport Agency’s forecast, it will have until 13.00.
Fire in villa with open flames
Fire in villa with open flames
A villa is on fire in Guldsmedhyttan north of Lindesberg, reports P4 Örebro.
There are no reports of injured persons. The emergency services arrived at the scene at 12 o’clock.
The police write that the fire started in a vehicle in a garage and that it then spread to the house.
Those living in the villa managed to get out on their own.
After the death on the E45 – the police begin an investigation
After the death on the E45 – the police begin an investigation
Last night, police announced that a woman in her early teens had died following an accident on the E45.
Now the police write that they have started a preliminary investigation which is labeled with carelessness in traffic and causing the death of another. No one has been served as a suspect at this time.
School staff raised false alarm about ‘deadly violence’
School staff raised false alarm about ‘deadly violence’
During the morning, the police received a false alarm from a high school in Västerås.
According to the alarm, “deadly violence” was taking place at the school. But it turned out that it was the staff who had misprinted and accidentally raised the alarm via an app.
No report has been made, but the police went to the school to see that nothing had happened.
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