Latest news – Cameras to detect women without a veil

During Easter Eve, the police carried out a major operation against Bandidos in Växjö.

The police struck in connection with the motorcycle gang’s supposed meeting at their premises outside Växjö.

Among other things, they seized about forty portion-packed bags with suspected amphetamines on the lot outside the premises.

Three people were also arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, serious illegal driving and minor drug offences.

In addition, the police seized two vehicles impounded by the Kronofogden.

Convicted murderer and rapist Thabo Bester, who escaped from a South African prison by faking his own death, has been arrested in Tanzania.

Bester has been on the run for a year, after he was believed to have set himself on fire in his cell.

Last month, a new autopsy report showed the body in the cell was not his.

According to BBC Bester was arrested on Friday with his girlfriend and a third person, and will now be extradited to South Africa.

In the country, he is notorious as the “Facebook Rape Man” because that is where he found his victims.

Three people who worked at the prison are suspected of having helped the killer escape.

Tens of thousands of people in Israel gathered on Saturday in new protests against the government’s criticized proposal to reduce the power of the judiciary.

In Tel Aviv, a large protest was held barely two kilometers from the place where a suspected terrorist act occurred on Friday, TT reports.

The demonstrators held a minute’s silence for the victims of the car attack, as well as for the young sisters who were shot dead in the West Bank and others who have been affected in recent times.

The Iranian regime will install cameras in public places to detect, and punish, women who do not follow the country’s dress code.

This was announced by the country’s police on Saturday, write Reuters.

Women caught without a veil will be given a “warning message of the consequences,” it said in a statement.

The move is the latest in the regime’s attempt to maintain power as more and more women defy the dress code.

Despite women risking arrest if they don’t cover their hair, many are still seen going without a veil in malls, restaurants and streets.

Meanwhile, the Internet has been flooded with videos of women showing their hair in protest against the regime.

Right now there is a risk of grass fires in several places in Sweden, reports Echo.

SMHI has issued a notice about the risk of grass fire. It mainly applies Sunday afternoon until 6 pm in snow-free parts of Götaland and southern Svealand.

But it’s important to keep an eye on it – the weather can change quickly and then there can be more areas of risk.

– You have to be careful if you are going to make a fire outdoors, says Sofia Söderberg, meteorologist at SMHI, to the radio.

There will be a coalition government in Estonia.

The liberal Reform Party, led by Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, became the largest party by a good margin in the election on March 5.

After tough negotiations, it is now clear that they will form a government with the relatively newly formed center party Estonia 200 and the current cooperation partner the Social Democrats, TT reports.

– This agreement ensures that Estonia is protected, that we can continue as an independent and self-sufficient country, says Kallas at a press conference.

Defense and security are at the top of the new government’s agenda, with Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine.

The Ringhals 4 reactor is now back in full operation after many delays.

Anna Wallrud, deputy press manager at Ringhals, tells TT that the effect has increased during the day and is now in full production.

The restart of the reactor, which has been idle since last August, has already been postponed several times due to advanced repair work.

There was an attempted robbery against a pharmacy in Malmö during Saturday evening.

The staff were threatened with a sharp object to hand out medicine.

Police came to the scene and were able to arrest the perpetrator.

During Saturday morning, two more robberies against pharmacies took place, then in Uppland’s Väsby. Read more about it here.

A person has been taken to hospital by ambulance after a traffic accident on the E12 in Tärnaby.

The accident occurred between a snowmobile and a car.

The extent of the damage is unclear.

The police have made a report about carelessness in traffic.

The alarm came in at 6:39 p.m.

There has been a fire in a preschool in Enebyberg north of Stockholm.

The fire affects traffic, which has currently been restricted. The fire service has the fire under control.

A preliminary investigation into arson has been launched.

The alarm came in shortly before 5 p.m.

Many schoolgirls have been poisoned at schools in Iran on Saturday, writes TT and refers to local media.

Among other things, at least 60 students are said to have been poisoned at one and the same girls’ school in the western province of Khuzestan.

Reports of poisoned students also come from the city of Ardabil in the northwest and from Urmia in the same country.

The suspected poison attacks against mainly schoolgirls have shaken the country since November last year.

Since then, more than 5,000 students have suffered symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, headaches and difficulty breathing, according to a report.