Latest news – Car has overturned

today at 23.26 Nelly Kronstrand

A car has overturned in southern Stockholm.

– We are on site and work together with the ambulance and rescue services, says Tomas Ibstedt at the police.

It is unclear how many people were involved in the accident or if anyone was injured.

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  • Mysterious glow of light in Kyiv

    A mysterious light lit up the evening sky in the capital of Ukraine, Kiev, at 21:00 on Wednesday evening.

    At the same time, the air raid warning sounded in the city and the inhabitants sought shelter.

    A few hours later, the military stated in a statement in a statement that the flash was caused by a Nasa satellite falling toward Earth and burning up in the atmosphere.

    “To prevent anyone on the ground from being injured by falling space debris, the flight alarm was activated. The air defense has not been active,” Serhiy Popko, head of Kyiv’s military administration, said in the statement.

  • Permanent stop for ballet performance

    Rudolf Nerejev on stage in 1978. Photo: JORGE FATAUROS/AP

    Nudity and profanity have caused conservative Russians to seethe in Moscow. Now the ballet performance “Nureev” is banned by the Bolshoi Theater in the capital.

    The decision comes as a result of the tightening of the law against “gay propaganda”, reports TT.

    Behind “Nureev” is Kirill Serebrennikov, one of Russia’s most innovative and successful directors. He left the country in connection with Putin launching his war of aggression against Ukraine in February last year.

    The performance is based on the life of superstar Rudolf Nerejev. He fled the Soviet Union in the 60s to find great success in the West – before dying aged 54 of AIDS.

    According to Bolshoi Theater director Vladimir Urin, the decision has to do with a recently introduced addition to the law against “gay propaganda” originally passed in 2013.

    In December, the ban on “propaganda in support of non-traditional sexual relations” was extended to also include adults. Previously, the law only applied to things aimed at children.

  • Canada geese are hunted with a green laser

    A scourge in Norrtälje. Photo: Ina Fassbender/AP

    Norrtälje, like other municipalities, has had problems with defecating Canada geese at bathing areas in recent years. Now the municipality has decided to tackle the problem – and bought a green laser for around SEK 50,000.

    It reports SVT News.

    – Every year we spend one million kroner on sending out a team that cleans the municipality’s beaches of bird droppings. This measure will save money, says Nicklas Salmin (L), chairman of the culture and leisure board, to the channel.

    The green laser is perceived as a threat by the geese, which leads them away from the bathing areas.

    Norrtälje is the first municipality in Sweden to use the unconventional method to get rid of the geese.

  • Collision between A-tractor and car

    The accident occurred at 9.40 pm on a national road in Hässleholm municipality. According to the police, it is a collision between an A-tractor and a car.

    Police, emergency services and an ambulance were sent to the scene.

    Just over an hour later, the police announce that the driver of the A-tractor has been taken to hospital by ambulance. However, the extent of the damage is unclear.

  • Ban on abortion pills brought forward

    It has previously been clear that a popular abortion pill, which is used in half of all abortions in the United States, should be banned.

    According to the first announcement, the ban would come into effect on Wednesday, but now the US Supreme Court is moving it forward until Friday.

    Bloomberg reports.

    The Supreme Court has not given any reason for the move.

  • Sweden sends astronaut to space

    ISS may soon have a Swedish guest. Photo: Roscosmos State Space Corporation/AP

    The Swedish Space Agency has, by decision of the government, placed its crow under a declaration of intent to the European Space Agency ESA to send a Swedish astronaut into space.

    “Now the work begins to get a new Swedish astronaut who will ensure that Sweden maintains and develops our position in international space cooperation,” says the Swedish Space Agency’s Director General Anna Rathsman, in a press release.

    The goal is for the person to go into space within a year and be stationed on the International Space Station ISS.

    It is not yet clear who will be able to call themselves Sweden’s new astronaut. But according to Aktuellt, it is former fighter pilot Marcus Wandt who is up for the assignment.

  • Man severely abused by several people

    On Wednesday afternoon, police were called to Hertsön in Luleå regarding an injured man.

    According to the police, he must have been abused by various perpetrators. He has been taken to hospital with unknown injuries.

    The assault is described as serious and there are no suspects or detainees at the moment.

  • Fatal collision between car and truck

    A collision between a car and a truck took place on the E18 at Sanda, southeast of Årjäng in Värmland, at around 19:00 on Wednesday.

    – There is a complete standstill in traffic in both directions, said Mats Öhman, press spokesperson at the police in Bergslagen, in an initial stage.

    Later in the evening, the police announced that the driver of the car, a 35-year-old man, died directly in connection with the accident. Next of kin have been notified, the police write.

    The driver of the truck is considered to be slightly injured.

    Salvage has begun and the total stoppage in traffic will last as long as the recovery is in progress.

  • Cyclist taken to hospital – collided with truck

    A cyclist has been taken to hospital by ambulance helicopter after a collision with a truck in Nacka municipality outside Stockholm on Wednesday.

    – The cyclist was awake and able to speak when the person was taken to hospital. Beyond that, I cannot say anything about the state of the damage, says Ola Österling at the police.

    The police are investigating the incident as causing bodily harm and failure to obey the right of way.

  • Two men arrested in the archipelago after shots were fired

    Two men have been arrested in the archipelago just north of Blidö in Norrtälje municipality on Wednesday.

    “A large number of shots have been fired on an island,” the police write on their website.

    – We have been able to establish that they shot at paintings. The men have been arrested and we suspect a crime, says Ola Österling at the police.

    After reports of gunfire, the police launched an extensive operation with a police helicopter and the maritime police.

    – The effort is about to end. Now we are doing checks where we are trying to assess how and which risks arose with the shooting, says Ola Österling.

    Update 20:56:

    The investigation has led to the police being able to dismiss the criminal suspicions, including weapons offences, against the men.

  • Total stop on the Västkustbanan

    The trains on the Västkustbanan have been stopped after a several hundred meter long plastic blanket flew up and wrapped itself in the power line in Kävlinge municipality.

    – We have a group that is out to remove the plastic. But the power line has 16,000 volts in it and is dangerous to life. Therefore, we have cut the power in a large area and then the trains cannot run, says Bengt Olsson at the Swedish Transport Administration.

    According to a preliminary forecast, the trains will be able to run again around 21.00.

    There are several train operators running on the route. Including Skånetrafiken, SJ and Öresundståg.

    Some of the operators state that the route can be replaced by buses, while others are trying to reroute the trains. Affected customers are asked to follow the updates in the respective company’s app or online.

  • K-pop star Moonbin found dead – turned 25

    K-pop star Moonbin has been found dead in her home, according to Korean media.

    He turned 25 years old.

    “On April 19, Astro member Moon Bin unexpectedly left our world, becoming a star in the sky,” confirmed the record company Fantagio on Twitter.

    Moonbin was a member of the successful boy group Astro.

    The cause of death has not yet been determined by the police.

  • Dozens dead after heat wave

    The measured temperature of 40.5 degrees in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka on Saturday was the highest for the season since 1965.

    The heat wave that has moved in across the country has also extended to India. About ten people have died there due to heatstroke, reports say Swedens radio.

  • Two arrested after shooting during birthday celebration

    Four were killed in the mass shooting this weekend. Photo: Jeff Amy/AP

    Two people, 17 and 18 years old respectively, have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in a shooting during a birthday celebration in the state of Alabama in the United States, AP reports.

    After the mass shooting that took place this weekend, four people died and 15 were injured.

    Read more about the attack here.

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  • Ven to take out the ramp for wheelchair users when the train attendants disappear? They unlock it and put it between the platform and the train

    Train traveler with patience

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    That responsibility should instead lie with the station attendants instead according to MTR.

  • Will you watch the verdict on those who murdered Tove?

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    Yes, our reporter Amanda Hällsten is there and will cover the verdict, which will come at 2 p.m.

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    Hello Dan! Yes, there is, both Vårby farm and Masmo are located in Huddinge municipality. But it’s a bit confusing, there are three municipalities that have metro stations in the area: Stockholm, Huddinge and Botkyrka.

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    You become a little hesitant if you want to eat the eggs you have at home.

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    According to the information that has gone out, there should be no danger.

    To be on the safe side, you can make sure to fry the eggs properly. Salmonella bacteria die at temperatures above 70 degrees.

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