Car in collision with wild boar – person injured

There is a stop in the train traffic between Gothenburg and Stockholm due to an accident at the height of Västra Bodarna, write Gothenburg Post.

There is no forecast for when traffic can be up and running again.

– It’s a total stop for all trains, says Ronny Hörstrand, on-call press spokesperson at SJ to GP.

A car has collided with a moose on national highway 40 at the height of Eksjö.

The accident happened at 6:30 p.m.

Two people are involved in the accident.

A woman in her 60s has been taken to hospital with serious injuries.

An airplane landed at Arlanda with two excessively drunk people on board.

The men were taken into police custody and removed from the airport.

“The men may then continue their journey in another way,” the police write on their website.

An affected man has been arrested at a residence in Laholm.

According to the police, he was in the middle of using the laundry room when he was found.

He is now suspected of trespassing.

At 15.42 the police and emergency services were alerted to a traffic accident in central Malmö where a ten-year-old girl had been hit by a car.

– We do not yet know exactly how it happened, says police spokesperson Fredrik Bratt.

The girl’s injuries are still unclear, but she has to be taken to hospital by ambulance.

According to the police, the accident happened at a roundabout where Lorensborgsgatan crosses Stadiongatan.

The police write on their website that the accident probably occurred in connection with an overtaking in connection with an unguarded pedestrian crossing.

When 99.7 percent of the votes have been counted, it is clear that the Moldovans say yes to EU membership.

But it was barely.

The Yes side gathered 50.46 percent of the votes and the pro-Western president Maia Sandu thus avoids a shock setback.

– Moldova has won the first difficult battle in the quest to join the European Union, she says at a press conference according to The Guardian.

Russia has been accused of meddling in the election to stop Moldova’s bid to move closer to the EU, and during his speech Sandu attacked the “foreign forces” who bought votes in the election.

– It is an attack on Moldovan sovereignty, she says.

Anyone trying to log in to SEB right now is likely to encounter problems.

During the Monday afternoon, there were disturbances on the bank’s website and app. Over 800 error reports have been received in the last hour.

Just before half past four, you can log into the bank as usual again.

On Monday, seven Israeli citizens were arrested on suspicion of providing Iran with intelligence on IDF bases and air defense emplacements.

The seven people, who according to Haaretzimmigrated from Azerbaijan, is said to have carried out between 600 and 700 intelligence missions in the past two years on behalf of Iran’s intelligence service.

For that, they allegedly received hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash transfers from Russian tourists. Three of the suspects were arrested while photographing sensitive locations in southern Israel.

The 25-year-old woman who threw a banana milkshake in Nigel Farage’s face during the UK election campaign earlier in June has admitted the act.

She was accused of assaulting the Reform UK leader when the trial began in London on Monday, the BBC writes.

The woman said she does not regret her actions, that the drink was meant to hit Nigel Farage but not the paper cup itself.

In a statement read out in court, Farage said “the incident caused me concern as I was just doing my job”.

The verdict will be announced in December.

This summer, a man in a wheelchair ended up in the water in the harbor in central Sundsvall.

The man’s life could not be saved.

Four people were suspected of murder, but now prosecutors drop the investigation and state that no crime has been committed.

The incident is described by prosecutors as an “accident which in this case had a tragic outcome”.

Thousands of laying hens are to be killed. Archive image. Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT

About 18,000 hens at a laying hen farm in Ödeshög had to be euthanized after Newcastle disease was diagnosed at the farm. The Swedish Board of Agriculture has also decided to cordon off the farm and clean up the buildings.

“This is the first case of Newcastle disease at a commercial facility this season. The risk of spreading both bird flu and Newcastle disease is higher in autumn and winter because viruses survive longer in the cold,” says Ella Sigvardsson, infection control officer at the Swedish Agency for Agriculture in a press release.

The decision to cordon off the farm means that no animals or animal products may leave the facility without permission from the Swedish Agency for Agriculture.

Newcastle disease is a serious, contagious disease of poultry, but it is not dangerous to humans.

Yulia Navalnaya at a demonstration against the Russian regime in Berlin in March. Photo: Ebrahim Noroozi/APTTT

Yulia Navalnaya, widow of the dead Russian regime critic Alexei Navalny, wants to become president of Russia, she says in an interview with the BBC.

When the time comes, she will “participate in elections as a candidate”, says Julia Navalnaya.

– My political opponent is Vladimir Putin. And I will do everything to bring down his regime as soon as possible.

Read the full article here.

Three passenger cars collided at 1:20 p.m. on Monday on county road 222 in Gustavsberg, the police write on their website.

According to the Swedish Transport Administration, the accident has a major impact on traffic.

– I have no information about the state of the damage and the road was initially closed in the eastern direction, says Per Fahlström, the police’s press officer.

Update: One person has been taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter. That person was awake and talking, the rest of the damage is unclear.

The police will draw up a report regarding negligence in traffic.

The shots fired at Donald Trump during his campaign rally in Pennsylvania in July should never have been fired, according to a bipartisan congressional panel investigating the shooting in which the former president was hit in the ear.

In the investigation report released on Monday, reference is made to “astounding security gaps” in the incident.

According to the report, it is believed that police officers should have been able to intervene against the shooter at several crucial times during the meeting.

“The evidence that the task force has gathered so far shows that the tragic and shocking events of July 13 could have been prevented and therefore should never have happened,” it writes.