Israel extends efforts in Gaza: Take extensive territory

Man found alive – five days after the quake

A man has been brought alive from the masses in Myanmar, almost five days after the devastating earthquake that has taken over 2,700 lives.

The 26-year-old was rescued from Bråten during a collapsed hotel in the capital Naypyidaw late Tuesday, by a team of rescue workers from Myanmar and Turkey.

Friday’s superficial quake with magnitude 7.7 occurred near Myanmar’s second largest city Mandalay with 1.7 million inhabitants. Roads were cracked and hundreds of buildings collapsed.

The death speech has risen steadily since the quake – and is expected to rise further when rescue workers manage to reach areas where the opportunities for communication are demolished.

In neighboring Thailand, at least 20 people have been killed, most of them when a 30 -storey skyscraper during construction collapsed in northern Bangkok.

The medicine makes human blood toxic – mosquitoes die

The researchers have investigated the topic of nitisinone, which is used to treat the rare disease Tyr in humans.

A side effect is that the blood also becomes toxic – for mosquitoes.

– They simply cannot take advantage of the blood. The mosquito needs to break down certain substances, type thyrosine. And what they have seen is that this medicine can inhibit a certain enzyme needed to break it down, says Ingrid Faye, professor emerita in genetics at Stockholm University and associate professor of microbiology who studied insects’ immune system.

The study focuses on malaria, a disease that causes hundreds of thousands of deaths each year. Nitisinon was more effective than a certain parasite drug, Ivermectin, and it bite on different species of malaria mosquitoes of different ages.

The study has been published in the journal Science Translational Medicine.

He died on Tuesday in pneumonia, according to his daughter Mercedes Kilmer.

Among other things, he played Batman in the movie Batman Forever and Iceman in the movie Top Gun.

In 2014 he was diagnosed with throat cancer.

Women sickly twice as often as men

Women have almost twice as many sickness benefits as men, according to a report from the Social Insurance Office.

Women have more than twice as high a risk of long sick leave than men.

– Women’s higher risk of becoming long -term -described is a combination of lack of equality in private life and deficiencies in the work environment, says Alma Wennemo Lanninger, analyst at Försäkringskassan in a press release.

The risk of long -term sick leave is greatest in healthcare and care, where many women work.

Women’s sick leave has been higher than men’s since the 1980s.

Code cracker dead

Charlotte Webb, one of the last surviving British Code Cracks from World War II, is dead. She turned 101 years old.

– We wanted to serve our country instead of just cooking sausage rolls, was her explanation for her acclaimed war effort.

Explosion at multi -family houses

Police, ambulance and emergency services have reached out to a residential area in Malmö after an explosion.

MC crashed in roundabout – one to hospital

An MC driver was taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter after crashing in Täby just before 22 on Tuesday evening.

“The motorcycle collided with a concrete foundation in a roundabout,” says the rescue service’s commander Kim Hellberg.

According to police, the man was not conscious when he flew to hospital.

Spoke for more than a day – in protest against Trump

Democrat Cory Booker beat during the night towards Wednesday, Swedish time, record in holding the longest speech in the US Senate.

When he finished his protest speech against Donald Trump’s policy a few minutes after 02 o’clock, he had spoken for just over 25 hours.

Suspected object was harmless

A suspected dangerous object was found on Tuesday evening in a car in Malmö.

The police discovered the object at a random check at 21.30. It was investigated by bomb techniques who, just before midnight, found that it was harmless, TT writes.

Car has been completed – young people injured

A passenger car has rolled in the Outer Municipality. Five young people were in the car and according to the health care, two of them are seriously injured.

Person stuck in ventilation pipes

The rescue service moved to an area in Valdemarsvik after a person stuck in a ventilation tube.

– The person is out and feels relatively good. It is unclear what the person did in the ventilation tube, says the rescue service’s guard Christian Lind.

Tony’s recalling chocolate – may contain stones

Tony’s Chocolonely recalls two different types of chocolate as there is a risk that they contain small stones.

The two products affected are Dark Almond Sea Salt 180 grams with article number 163043 and best pre-date 2026-04-01 and article number 162702 with the best before date 2026-03-04, as well as Greatest bits 180 grams with article number 4326 and best pre-dial 202 2025-11-22.

John Sjöblom, Sweden’s manager for Dutch Tony’s Chocolonely Nordics says in a press release:

“We are extremely sorry to have to issue this recall, and for the inconvenience this will cause people who bought these products. Although the likelihood of a product being affected is low, we always put our consumer safety first and that is why we have made the decision to recall these products.”

Man threatened boys with toy gun

Four boys at the age of 16 have been threatened by a man with a gun-like object in Kristianstad, police say.

A 55-year-old man who has been identified by the boys is suspected of illegal threats.

A toy gun was found in the car.

Stricter alcohol rules for Danish youth

As of today, it is prohibited for Danish 16- and 17-year-olds to buy drinks with more than six percent alcohol.

The change in the law comes after an alarm that the country’s young people drink most in Europe.

“We will do what we can to guide and inform the industry, parents and young people, so that stores can best follow the rules,” says Stine Pedersen at the Sikkerheds Board in a press release.