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SOS was alerted about a stationary car on the E4 between Bredäng and Kungens kurva.

When the police called the driver, he said he was tired and felt he needed to rest.

“The staff at the command center explained that the place he had chosen to rest did not work,” the police write on their website.

The man then proceeded to the next exit to continue his rest.

Emergency services and an ambulance have responded to a drowning alarm in Broby, reports Kristianstadsbladet.

A child has been taken to hospital. There is no information on the damage status.

– It is connected to a swimming pool, says Patrik Freij, officer on duty at the rescue service to the newspaper.

The police are also on site to investigate whether a crime has been committed.

A 25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of knife robbery against a shop in the Löten district in Uppsala.

According to the police, the man must have threatened both staff and customers at first. He then reportedly fled the scene.

An hour and a half later, however, the man must have returned to the same shop and was then arrested by the police.

The man is now suspected of serious illegal threats and serious crime against the Knife Act.

A police operation is currently underway after alarms about loud bangs in Lessebo.

– There is some indication that something happened in the area, says Patric Fors at the police.

The nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhya. Photo: AP

The reservoir in the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant is about to be emptied after the dam collapse, reports AFP.

Water supply from the damaged dam can no longer be used to cool the reactor.

A car and an electric scooter have collided in Bro in Kristinehamn

The man on the electric scooter has been taken to hospital in an ambulance with headaches.

The motorist is suspected of negligence in traffic, according to the police.

SAS is stopping the sale of all products from the food giant Mondelez on board its flights.

The reason is that Mondelez – which owns well-known brands such as Daim, Marabou, O’boy, Oreo and Philadelphia – has been blacklisted by the Ukrainian anti-corruption authority.

Companies listed contribute, according to the authority, to the Russian war fund.

– We have removed products from Mondelez, which are on Ukraine’s list of international war sponsors, says Sund VG.

Forest fire in Colombia during the extreme drought of 2016. Photo: Fernando Vergara/AP

The recurring weather phenomenon El Niño has now occurred according to the US weather service NOAA.

This is reported by several American media.

Temperatures over the Pacific Ocean have risen 0.5 degrees Celsius above normal and the wind pattern has changed to the point where El Niño criteria have been met, writes Bloomberg.

The last time El Niño occurred was in 2016, which led to record high temperatures, floods, droughts and disease outbreaks in several places around the world. Similar effects are expected this time as well.

Police on site in Älvsjö. Photo: Jonas Ekströmer/TT

A man has been found injured in Solberga near the commuter train station Älvsjö station in Stockholm.

According to the police, the man was probably injured by a sharp object.

The man was found at or in a gate to an apartment building near the station.

The police are investigating the incident as attempted murder or manslaughter and have requested a train stop at the station.

Later, the police announce that they were probably attacked in the apartment building’s stairwell or laundry room.

Update 16:56: Train traffic is back up and running again.

Later, the police announce that the man died of his injuries and that a person has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Relatives have been notified.

On Thursday morning, the police were alerted to a fight in Dingle in Munkedal municipality, where two women got into a fight because of a laundry time.

According to the police, the women allegedly kicked and punched the laundry room.

– They are both plaintiffs and suspects in the case, says Peter Adlersson at the police Bohusläningen.

The women are now suspected of assault, illegal threats and damage.

In recent months, far-right winds have been blowing up in Australia.

Therefore, the authorities in the country have now decided to tighten the laws around Nazi symbols, reports BBC.

– There is no place for symbols that glorify the horrors of the Holocaust, says Australia’s Minister of Justice Mark Dreyfus, according to the channel.

Nazi symbols have previously been banned in several provinces, but the new laws will cover the entire country.

Publicly displaying swastikas, SS symbols or other symbols promoting Nazi ideology will be punishable by up to one year in prison.

The police were called to an apartment building in Kungsängen after a private person found a weapon.

The weapon is said to have been in an elevator in the building.

The police have been on the scene and seized the weapon. An investigation into serious weapons crime has been launched.

Three people have been arrested inside the former military regiment in Strängnäs.

The police received an alert just after lunch that personnel at the Armed Forces had noticed a suspicious unauthorized vehicle inside the military protection object.

When the vehicle was checked, the people were arrested, suspected of entering protected objects.

Interrogations will now be held with the suspects, who all have foreign citizenship.

“The investigation will try to find out the intention and their reason for staying at the place,” the police write on their website.

Later, the police announce that two of the arrested have now been arrested and that the third has been released at large.

The Ukrainian military has launched its counteroffensive, according to four Ukrainian military personnel, including officers, who Washington Post have talked to.

According to the information, attacks along the southeastern front line intensified on Wednesday evening.