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A 25-year-old man was taken to hospital by ambulance with stab wounds.

Four men in their 20s have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

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    The building is on fire and cannot be saved. It is allowed to burn down under the supervision of the emergency services.

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    An eyewitness describes a major rescue effort on site.

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    One of the police dog patrols tried to stop the car on county road 700 outside Vattholma at 10:45 p.m. Instead, the driver hit the gas and several police cars joined the chase.

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    Can be infected – but get no symptoms. Photo: Jerker Ivarsson

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    The fox’s dwarf tapeworm is spread in the wild by microscopically small eggs coming out with the faeces of infected foxes. The intermediate host, usually a vole, then ingests the eggs through its mouth. Parasitic cysts then develop in the rodent’s internal organs. If the vole is eaten by a fox, new adult tapeworms can develop in the fox’s gut.

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    Hello Pontus! In Europe, 100–150 new cases are reported annually, it is rare for people to become infected. Here you can read more!

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    According to the Public Health Agency, people become infected by swallowing worm eggs. The eggs from the fox’s dwarf tapeworm are very cold-resistant and can live for a long time in the open while maintaining infectivity. On The Public Health Agency’s website you can read more about the fox’s dwarf tapeworm.

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