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A car has collided with a 10-year-old child on a bicycle in Västerås, the police write. The child is injured.
The accident happened at a pedestrian crossing.
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The police were alerted to a traffic accident between a truck and a car in Sala.
The driver of one vehicle was taken to hospital by ambulance.
Access to the road was affected during the recovery work.
A report has been made regarding a traffic accident without suspicion of crime.
The Australian government plans to introduce an age limit for the use of social media, writes The Guardian.
“We know that technology is developing quickly,” the country’s Prime Minister Albert Albanese said on Monday. “No government can protect every child from every threat – but we must do everything we can. […] No generation has faced this challenge before”.
The government does not specify from what age they want to draw the line, but is awaiting an investigation in the area.
With the proposal, social media platforms could be required to prevent children under a certain age from accessing their services.
The issue has been debated in Australian politics recently, and in previous reports written on the subject, age limits around 14 and 15 have been raised.
The bill is expected to be tabled in parliament before the next election.
The police were alerted to an address in Västberga in Stockholm on Monday evening.
– It is a person who calls the police when you see a woman running out of an address and calling for help when she is being chased by a man. The caller remains with the woman until the police patrol arrives, says Rebecca Landberg, at the police command center in the Stockholm region.
According to the police, the woman must have been at an address together with a man who threatened her with a knife and robbed her of money.
– In connection with this, she must have run out of the home, says Rebecca Landberg
No one has been arrested and the incident is classified as aggravated robbery. The woman is said to have received no physical injuries.
Several cars are involved in a crash on national highway 40 west of Viaredsmotet, reports P4 Sjuhärad.
The road is closed in the direction of Gothenburg.
Photo: Morry Gash/AP
Several prominent Republicans, including Trump’s running mate JD Vance, are spreading false rumors that Haitian migrants in Ohio are killing and eating pets, writes CNN.
“Reports are now showing that people have had their pets abducted and eaten by people who should not be in this country,” Vance said in a video he posted on X on Monday.
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz also shared a meme on Monday that read: “Vote for Trump so Haitian immigrants don’t eat us.”
The false claims originated in a local Facebook group for the city of Springfield, Illinois, and quickly spread to conservative media outlets and high-ranking Republicans. The municipality has denied that there are any credible reports of injured pets.
A gang leader in the Danish-Swedish gang conflict has been arrested in Dubai, reports SVT Nyheter. According to SVT, he is allied with the internationally wanted Swedish gang leader Ismail Abdo and is described as the Swede’s “right hand”.
According to SVT, the Danish man is the leader of a criminal network and is suspected of having controlled the network from Dubai. This, precisely Ismail Abdo who is believed to control his grouping from Turkey.
Danish police confirm the arrest to Aftonbladet.
“At our request, the police in the United Arab Emirates have arrested a 30-year-old man who is to be extradited to Denmark. He is suspected of having played a role in several attempted murders and weapons crimes that are linked to the current gang conflict,” writes the Copenhagen police in a comment to Aftonbladet.
They currently do not want to comment on the man’s connection to the gang conflict.
The ongoing gang conflict in Denmark has been between the Danish criminal network Loyal to Familia and an unnamed criminal network. Ismail Abdo has been linked to the ongoing conflict which has resulted in several Swedish teenagers traveling to Denmark to commit various violent crimes.
On Monday evening, a person on a bicycle was hit by a motorist who had left the scene in Mantorp.
The injured cyclist was found by a person who alerted SOS.
The person was rushed to hospital and has not been able to be heard about the incident.
A water leak has occurred at Hisingen in Gothenburg, according to P4 Gothenburg.
Due to the water leak, several bus lines are withdrawn during Tuesday morning.
According to the city of Gothenburg, the water is turned off on Gustaf Dalénsgatan after the leak. The municipality is working to get the water back as soon as possible. In the meantime, residents can collect drinking water at Färgfabriksgatan 5.
An accident involving a truck and a car has occurred on road 222 in Nacka, according to the Swedish Transport Administration. The accident happened at the Skuru traffic area near the Skuru Bridge and has a major impact on traffic. The public transport lane is blocked.
A motorcycle and a car have collided outside Ängelholm. Two people are involved in the accident, according to the police. At the moment, the extent of the damage is unclear.
According to initial information, it should be a head-on collision.
The survey was carried out on behalf of Systembolaget. Archive image. Photo: Janerik Henriksson/TT
Managers drink more than most other occupational groups. Carpenters and bricklayers follow closely behind, according to a recent survey.
– This is something we recognize from previous surveys. It is obvious that managers, especially CEOs, have a high alcohol consumption, says Mats Ramstedt, research manager at the Central Association for Alcohol and Narcotics Information (CAN) and one of the authors of the report.
The results come from a survey carried out by CAN on behalf of Systembolaget. The survey is based on data on around 8,000 working Swedes who answered questions about their alcohol habits.
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In the district court, the 20-year-old was acquitted of murder plans, but the appeals court changed the decision. Instead, the man was sentenced to prison for three years and nine months for drug offences, robbery and aiding and abetting murder.
But the man was at large even though the prosecutor wanted the court to arrest him. Now he is wanted as he did not turn up at the prison, writes Expressen. The 20-year-old was due to start serving his sentence last week but failed to appear.
The man is convicted of murder plans against a man who had stolen a batch of cannabis from Foxtrot.
According to the investigation, the man must have said, among other things, that he received the assignment from the internationally wanted gang leader Rawa Majid and that he would receive 200,000 kroner for the assignment.
Emergency aid trucks queue to drive across the Egypt-Gaza border. Archive image. Photo: Amr Nabil/AP/TT
The UN agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA, said one of its convoys in Gaza was stopped by the Israeli military on Monday.
This despite the fact that the convoy had coordinated with the military in advance.
According to Unrwa chief Philippe Lazzarini, the staff arrested were working on the ongoing polio vaccination of children in northern Gaza and Gaza City. They were then detained for over eight hours by the military before being released.
“The convoy was stopped at gunpoint just after the Wadi Gaza checkpoint, with threats to detain UN personnel,” Lazzarini writes on X, adding that the UN vehicles in which the personnel were traveling were badly damaged by bulldozers.
The convoy was later able to return to a UN base, but it is now unclear whether the polio vaccination will take place on Tuesday in northern Gaza.
Russia has shot down more than 70 Ukrainian drones overnight Tuesday, local authorities and state media said.
In the region of Bryansk, which borders Ukraine, 59 drones were shot down, according to Governor Aleksander Bogomaz.
“There are no casualties or material damage,” he writes on Telegram.
Twelve drones were also shot down in the region around Moscow, the capital’s mayor Sergey Sobyanin said on Telegram, and another couple in the Tula region south of Moscow. Three airports near Moscow canceled their flights after the attack.
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