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The price of petrol is increased

Leading fuel chains raise the price of petrol. The target price of 95-octane petrol at manned stations is increased by 15 öre to SEK 17.24 per litre.

The prices of diesel and other fuels are left unchanged. The diesel price was lowered on Friday and is currently at SEK 18.89 per litre.

Volvo’s battery company notifies 120 employees

The battery company Novo Energy in Gothenburg is notifying around 120 people, reports P4 Gothenburg.

This corresponds to approximately 30 percent of the employees. The company is jointly owned by Volvo Cars and crisis-hit Northvolt.

The negotiations for Volvo Cars to take over the company completely are still ongoing. Novo Energy says that the construction of the battery factory in Gothenburg is still going ahead as planned, according to P4 Gothenburg.

Truck has run off the road

A truck has driven off the road south of Mönsterås and debris is lying on the road after the accident, according to the Swedish Transport Administration. The road is completely closed.

– It should initially be a military truck that is said to have driven off the road. It must be loaded with all-terrain vehicles, says Lina Fridberg, press spokesperson for the police in the South region.

No one should be injured. The alarm came in at 12.07.

Elderly man missing – police appeal for help

A 69-year-old man has been missing since December 13, 2024.

Police are now asking for the public’s help. The man lives in central Örebro, has a slim figure, blue eyes and gray hair.

The police do not suspect that any crime is behind the disappearance.

Boy life-threateningly injured after skiing accident

A 14-year-old boy is life-threateningly injured after a skiing accident in Skillingaryd during Friday evening, writes Jönköpings-Posten.

It was last Friday that a youth association rented slopes and about 50 young people and about 20 adults were there.

According to the newspaper, the boy must have lost control, gone through the safety net and hit his head.

– We regret what happened and think of the boy and his relatives. We have looked over the facility. At the moment, we cannot see any obvious flaws in the safety nets, says the chairman of the youth association.

There is no police report.

Two pedestrians hit

Police, ambulance and emergency services have been alerted to a traffic accident between a car and two pedestrians on Admiralsbron in Malmö. The extent of the damage is unclear.

– There are two pedestrians who have been hit, but they should both have been awake and talking when we arrived. It is not clear who is at fault in this incident yet, says police spokesperson Lina Friberg.

Remains found in terrain – police investigate murder

Remains believed to be from a human have been found in a terrain area in Avesta municipality. The police received the alarm from a member of the public around 1:30 p.m. on Sunday.

– The circumstances mean that we cannot determine the cause and then we have to start an investigation, says police spokesperson Gabriel Henning.

So far there is no identity or idea of ​​how long the person may have been dead.

The place is cordoned off for a technical examination and a preliminary investigation into murder has been launched.

Foreign Ministry confirms: Swedish man dead in South Korea

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs now confirms, for TV4that a Swedish man in his 60s has died in South Korea.

The man died on December 20 and the next of kin have been notified.

Euronews reported on Saturday that a 64-year-old Swedish man died in South Korea when he was denied emergency care at 21 hospitals.

The man is said to have suffered from a more serious case of necrosis.

Swedish indicted for attempted bombing in Odense

A Swedish 18-year-old is together with three other people charged with involvement in an attempt to blow up a building in Odense in Denmark.

According to the police, the Swede was hired to transport more than four kilos of explosives to Denmark from Sweden. This would be used in a conflict between people in the criminal environment, according to a press release from the police on Funen.

There were 25 people in the house where an explosion was planned. The police assess that they were exposed to imminent danger.

The crime was interrupted when a police car arrived at the address. Three of the four defendants are also suspected of having already made an attempt to place explosives at the address the day before. But they gave up when they couldn’t get into the gate.

According to the indictment, the transport of the explosive was carried out on December 28, 2023. Funen’s police assess that the planned explosion was not part of a conflict between gangs, but that it was about a settlement between individuals in the criminal environment.

The trial begins in Odense on February 24 and the verdict is expected on April 4.

Swedish man wanted in custody for terrorist offences

A male Swedish citizen has been requested to be detained on suspicion of serious war crimes and terrorist crimes in Syria, the Prosecutor’s Office writes.

The case concerns an executed Jordanian fighter pilot whose plane was shot down over Syria on Christmas Eve 2014. The pilot was captured and executed outside Raqqa the same day.

The Swedish man is suspected of having, in agreement with other perpetrators belonging to IS, executed the man, writes the Prosecutor’s Office.

The pilot was allegedly locked in a cage and burned alive. A video of the execution is said to have then been used as propaganda for IS.

The Swedish man has been convicted in Belgium and France for terrorist crimes and will be requested to be handed over to participate in a possible trial in Sweden, writes the Prosecutor’s Office.

Police arrested suspected robber in grocery store

At 07.30 the police were alerted by shop staff in Värnamo pressing the assault alarm.

The police were able to arrest a man in his 40s at the scene. He is suspected of robbery but no one has been injured, the police write on their website.

The government is making changes to beach protection

Beach protection should be lifted for small lakes and narrow waterways, the government proposes in a legislative council referral.

– There has been an overly far-reaching beach protection, says climate minister Romina Pourmokhtari (L) at a press conference.

The change means that it will be easier to build near water.

The government proposes, among other things:

– No general shore protection shall apply around lakes smaller than one hectare

– No general beach protection along waterways narrower than two metres

– No shore protection for lakes and watercourses, constructed after June 30, 1975

– Beach protection can be introduced at small lakes and narrow waterways that are of particular importance for one of the purposes of the beach protection

The beach protection will be abolished in several contexts.

– This is the first step of our liberalization of beach protection, which we know is much anticipated by the Swedish people, says Romina Pourmokhtari.

Critics have called the amendment a restriction on civil rights.

The law will enter into force on 1 July 2025.

Two executed after deadly attacks in China

Two men have been executed after two separate deadly attacks in China in November, state media reports.

One of those executed, a 62-year-old man, has been convicted of killing 35 people by driving into a crowd in the Chinese city of Zhuhai in late November. According to the authorities, the attack was the deadliest in the country in over ten years.

The perpetrator went on the attack at a sports arena where people had gathered to train. 35 were killed and 43 injured, according to state media. The convicted man was arrested at the scene. He had managed to injure himself with a knife and ended up in a coma, according to the police.

In the second attack, also in November, eight people were killed and 17 injured when a 21-year-old man carried out a knife attack at a vocational school in the city of Wuxi.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged local authorities to take measures to prevent attacks described as “revenge on society”

China is believed to execute more prisoners each year than the rest of the world combined, although the exact statistics are kept secret. Those sentenced to death are usually shot to death, but lethal injections have also been introduced in recent years.

A stone’s throw from the bridge

Motorists alerted the police after unknown perpetrators threw stones from a bridge onto passing cars between Råby and Bäckby.

The police search for the perpetrators without finding them, but file a report of vandalism.