Collision with tree – one to hospital

Lukashenko against expected big victory

Authoritarian President Aleksandr Lukashenko is headed for an expected landslide victory in Belarus and is allowed to remain in office for a seventh term.

Aleksandr Lukashenko receives 87.6 percent of the votes in the Belarus election, according to a polling station survey that several news agencies have taken note of.

The result is not surprising as several of the 70-year-old’s political opponents have been imprisoned.

The official result may take several days, but will not change the result significantly. Thus, the Russia-allied president gets to keep the power he has had since 1994.

Trump imposes punitive tariffs on Colombia

Donald Trump has instructed his administration to immediately impose punitive tariffs of 25 percent on all goods from Colombia, he writes on Truth Social.

He also warns that the tariffs will be raised to 50 percent within a week.

This after Colombian President Gustavo Petro denied two flights where, according to Trump, there were “a large number of undocumented criminals” on board to land in the country.

“These measures are just the beginning,” he writes.

Alarm about an explosion in Nacka

The alarm has been raised about an explosion in Nacka outside Stockholm, according to Aftonbladet’s information.

Witnesses at the scene say they heard a loud bang. Pictures from the scene also show how a front door is broken.

– There was a big bang and the house shook. The gate is blown away and the police and fire brigade just arrived, says a resident in the area.

Details: Dinner meeting about Greenland

Right now, Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Fredriksen has a dinner meeting with Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson as well as Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and Finland’s President Alexander Stubb, according to information from Danish TV2.

According to the information, they will discuss Trump, Trump’s actions on Greenland and “the entire new world order”.

Head-on collision on E22 – several involved

A car has driven in the wrong direction on the E22 at the height of Lund and collided head-on with another car.

– We have an unclear injury situation. There are several affected people. We are on site with rescue services and an ambulance, says police spokesperson Lina Friberg.

The accident has a major impact on traffic.

– There are major disruptions and traffic will be diverted as far as possible, says Lina Friberg.

The driver of the car that was driving in the wrong direction is suspected of driving under the influence of drugs, gross negligence in traffic and causing bodily harm.

One to hospital after accident

Two cars have collided at an intersection in Lund.

A woman has been taken to hospital. There is no information on the state of damage.

In connection with the accident, a traffic light has broken. The Swedish Transport Administration is on its way to fix it.

Explosion alarm

SOS was alerted to an explosion in Tyresö.

At the scene, it was found that someone had set fire to a spray bottle.

Fire in student accommodation – one to hospital

One person has been taken to hospital for check-up after a fire in a student accommodation in Norrköping.

The fire is out, but the smoke from the fire has spread to other homes via the ventilation.

The emergency services remain on site to ventilate and do follow-up checks.

Elderly man found dead by the highway in Värmland

A man in his 80s was found dead on Sunday along national highway 62 in Värmland, outside Ekshärad in Hagfors municipality, as NWT was the first to write.

The alarm came in to the police shortly after two.

– SOS had received a call from someone who had encountered a person. He was very close to the road, says police spokesperson Lars Hedelin.

The police are investigating the death as a suspected cause of another’s death, for example a possible accident of infection.

– If there is a crime, we judge it as causing the death of another, that it is an accident. We do this in order to be able to investigate it properly. It is also possible that this person has had an accident on their own, says Hedelin.

There are no suspects at this time.

Relatives of the man have been notified.

Trump: Decision on Tiktok within 30 days

Donald Trump saved Tiktok from being banned in the US with a so-called presidential order on his first day as president.

At the weekend, he told US journalists aboard Air Force One that a final decision on Tiktok will come within 30 days, and that there is strong interest in buying the platform.

– I have spoken to many people about Tiktok and there is a lot of interest, Trump told Reuters.

Alarm about a scooter accident in Åre

Emergency services and an ambulance have been alerted to a scooter accident in Åre municipality, near Järpen, ÖP writes.

The alarm came in at 16.30 to SOS.

– It is a person who has fallen over with a scooter, and the emergency services are there and are helpful, says the SOS alarm operator.

The emergency services went with three units to the accident, and among other things have snowmobiles with them.

– It is a bit from a passable road, but it seems to be on a snowmobile trail, says the alarm operator.

The operation is still ongoing and the extent of the damage is unclear.

Suspected dangerous item at Ikea

A suspected dangerous object has been found in the parking lot at Ikea in Örebro.

– The police have cordoned off an area which means that you cannot go in or out at the main entrance. Therefore, you need to exit via side doors instead, says Sandra Jakob, press contact for Ikea Sweden.

An area has been blocked off.

After the warning – car collided with moose on E18

Shortly after one on Sunday, alarms poured in to the police that a moose had ended up on the wrong side of the game fences on the E18.

The police issued a warning that the moose was moving along Europavägen, and that it had been located in Grillby outside Enköping.

After an hour, game wardens and the police were on the scene, but the accident still happened, the police write.

A passenger car collided with the moose at ten past three on the E18 in the direction of Stockholm.

No one is said to have been injured and the moose ran on after the accident.

Shortly after 5 p.m., the police announced that the operation had ended and that the moose seems to have made it back to the correct side of the game fences

Underwater cable to Gotland damaged

An underwater cable to Gotland has been damaged, Latvian reports LSM.

– At the moment, there is reason to believe that the cable is significantly damaged and that the damage is due to external influences, says Vineta Sprugaine who is head of communications for the state television channel LVRTC.

Aftonbladet has been in contact with the Ministry of Defence, who asked to return.

– We are collecting information, says press communicator Hanna Backstrom.