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Palestinians were again forced to flee in a recent evacuation of a refugee camp in central Gaza. Photo: Abdel Kareem Hana/AP/TT

90 percent of Gaza’s 2.1 million residents have been forced to flee since the war began in October. But the number of evacuation orders issued by Israel during the war is so great that many civilians no longer obey them.

In the first three weeks of August, the Israeli military issued eleven evacuation orders via text messages, social media and flyers. There, 250,000 Gazans, almost all already refugees, were urged to leave the places where they had taken shelter.

“The Israeli army will operate with force against terrorist organizations in this area. For your safety, we urge you to evacuate immediately,” reads an order sent out in Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

The evacuation orders will let Palestinians know which areas will be subject to military operations. But according to the UN’s Muhannad Hadi, they endanger the lives of residents instead of protecting them.

Civilians are denied medical care, shelter, water and humanitarian supplies as they are forced to move from one destroyed place to another, he says.

A car and a truck have collided on road 41 outside Borås.

– The car has crossed into the oncoming lane, and the truck has tried to swerve but didn’t have time, says police spokesperson Christian Brattgård.

A 45-year-old woman is taken to hospital in an ambulance. The woman’s condition is unknown. A total of three people are involved in the accident, but the police do not know whether the other two are injured at the moment.

The accident affects traffic as the cars are recovered. One lane is open to traffic.

Stock image from Phuket in southern Thailand. Photo: Patrick Quinn/AP/TT

Five people have died in a landslide on the Thai tourist island of Phuket, local police said.

Among the dead is a Russian couple who were on holiday on the island. Police have not yet confirmed the identity of the other victims.

The landslide, which hit an area of ​​hotels and apartments overnight, was caused by heavy downpours.

– Those who lived in the area were taken to bed, says police chief Khundech Na Nongkhai.

Thailand has been hit by heavy monsoon rains for the past week. The rainfall occurs annually, but is considered to have become increasingly intense due to climate change.

There is currently a stop in train traffic between Gothenburg and Stockholm, reports P4 Gothenburg.

The reason is an accident near Gnesta.

A Thai rescue team works at the site where a small plane crashed on Thursday. Photo: Authorities in Chachoengsao via AP/TT

A propeller plane has crashed in Thailand’s jungle, southeast of the capital Bangkok.

All nine people on board – two pilots and seven passengers – are feared dead, the authorities say.

A search operation is now underway in the province of Chachoengsao. The plane was on its way from Bangkok to Trat in the Gulf of Thailand, near the border with Cambodia, when it crashed for unknown reasons on Thursday.

The rescue work is hampered by heavy downpours. According to the authorities, some body parts and parts of the burned-out aircraft wreckage have been found.

Four Thais and five Chinese were on board the crashed plane, according to local media reports.

The suspected object was sharp and has been taken care of by the National Bomb Squad. Archive image. Photo: Oscar Olsson/TT

An area in Kalmar was cordoned off on Thursday afternoon following an alarm about a suspected dangerous object.

– It was a private person who called in and thought that this object looked a bit strange. It was found among lots of rubbish and may have been there for a long time, says police spokesperson Sara Andersson.

As of Friday morning, police say the suspect object was sharp and that it has been taken care of by the National Bomb Squad.

– They have taken this object apart and rendered it harmless. What kind of object it is is not something we communicate, says Andersson

The roadblocks have been maintained since around 11 pm in the evening. A notification of preparation for public-dangerous devastation has been drawn up. No one is currently a suspect.

– We continue to work as far as possible and of course we want to get in touch with people who may have seen something.

During the night, several cars burned in Helsingborg, according to the police. A total of eleven cars have been damaged.

A report of damage by fire has been drawn up. No one is a suspect at this time.

There is a fire in a closed shelter in Vänersborg, GP reports. Just before 06:00, the alarm came in to the emergency services. How the fire started is unknown.

– There has been a fire there once before, says Simon Willner, the duty officer of the Rescue Service to GP.

It is currently unclear whether anyone was injured in connection with the fire.

Cabin crew working at the airline SAS in Norway go on strike, reports the Norwegian Dagbladet. It is about personnel who are members of the Norwegian cabin union.

The Swedish Consumer Agency will investigate the fatal accident at Skara sommerland where a ten-year-old boy drowned, reports P4 Skaraborg.

In that investigation, the safety of the pools and the competence of the staff will be reviewed.

– We will review the facility’s preventive safety work, which risks are managed, which routines are in place for monitoring and the competence of the staff, says Richard Staxler, investigator at the Swedish Consumer Agency.

The Product Safety Act applies to bathing facilities, and it is based on it that the Swedish Consumer Agency is now starting an inspection case.

A preliminary investigation into the accident has been ongoing since before, where the police have also asked the public to send in any footage that may exist.

The police’s special event Frigg, which is an effort against gang violence, will end this autumn or early next year, reports Sweden’s Radio Ekot.

The work will now be transferred to the regular activities of the police.

– The hope is that the successful methods that the police have worked on will be brought forward in the regular organization of the police, says Tobias Lövström, head of command for Frigg.

Operation Frigg was the police’s biggest effort against organized crime to date. The initiative also led to hundreds of people being detained on suspicion of various types of crimes linked to the wave of violence that hit Sweden. In addition to that, the police stopped several murders.

Violence, threats and harassment against lawyers have increased in recent years. This suggests that lawyers should receive the same legal protection as prosecutors, write the general secretaries of the bar associations in Sweden, Norway and Denmark on DN Debatt.

“Threats, violence and harassment against lawyers in the long run risk leading to impaired opportunities for a fair trial for individuals, if lawyers do not dare or are unable to carry out their mission for their clients”, write Swedish Mia Edwall Insulander, Danish Andrew Hjuler Crichton and Norwegian Merete Smith.

A five-year-old boy in Utah in the United States has died after accidentally shooting himself with a gun he found at home.

Police in Santaquin, south of Salt Lake City, tell KSL-TV that the boy found the gun and fired a shot that hit himself. Parents and siblings were at home but not in the same room as the boy.

The boy died on the spot, despite resuscitation attempts. No crime is suspected.

Apple will allow iPhone and iPad users in the EU to delete the App Store and the Safari search engine, the technology giant announced. The reason is the EU’s new digital laws.

Until now, Apple has steadfastly defended the App Store as the only way to get digital content to its mobile devices.

Among other things, the EU has claimed that the fees that Apple charges other developers “go beyond what is strictly necessary”. Apple promised last month to make changes to comply with the EU’s digital marketing law, the DMA.