Today it is Nivette Dawod and Niklas Gustafsson that you will find here. We are of course still monitoring the accident at Gröna Lund, but are also following what is happening in Russia now after the weekend’s turbulence when the paramilitary Wagner group started and then ended an uprising against the Russian military.
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A yellow warning for heavy rain has been issued in the western parts of Götaland.
– There is a fairly large risk of flooded roads, basements and traffic impacts, says Viktor Bergman, meteorologist at SMHI.
The storm is expected to stay for several days.
– It will rain a lot in a short time. There will of course be local variations, but we warn of torrential rain, says Viktor Bergman.
Read more about the coming rain here.
In Sudan, the paramilitary group RSF has seized the base of the heavily armed police in the capital, Khartoum, The Guardian reports.
The base must contain large quantities of ammunition and military equipment.
RSF themselves state that they have taken control of 160 pickups, 75 armored vehicles and 27 tanks.
The airline SAS made a loss of SEK 4.9 billion between November and May, TT reports.
The result appears in a press release from SAS. There, the company also reports revenues of SEK 20.7 billion for the period.
Sergei Shoigu (centre) during the inspection. Photo: Russian Defense Ministry / ITAR-TASS
Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has made his first appearance since the armed uprising carried out by the Wagner Group, AFP reports.
In a video on the website of the Russian Ministry of Defense, Shoigu is seen in a helicopter arriving in Ukraine. According to the ministry, he is there to update himself on the situation in the war.
It is unclear when and where the photos were taken.
One person was injured in Sundsvall during the night after falling off the flatbed of an A-tractor.
No other vehicles are said to have been involved in the accident. The injured person was taken to hospital, but is said to have been awake and able to speak according to the police.
Skanska has received a contract worth SEK 9.1 billion for a construction project at JFK airport in New York, TT reports.
The project includes the design and construction of a transport network of roads at the airport. A parking garage will also be built and an irrigation system.
The work is expected to be completed by the end of 2027.
On Monday, the National Accident Commission will begin an investigation into the accident at Gröna Lund.
“On Monday, our investigators will begin an investigation of the scene of the very serious accident that occurred on June 25 at the Jetline ride,” the authority writes on its website.
The purpose of the investigation is to get a first overview of the sequence of events and create a basis for further investigations.
During the night, the police received an alert about a man who had been shot in Kävlinge.
– It is the man himself who raises the alarm. He is out cycling and is shot by a person unknown to him, says Patric Fors, press spokesperson at the police region Syd.
The police went to the scene and found the man in his 20s with a gunshot wound near an underpass.
The man was taken to hospital by ambulance, the extent of his injuries is currently unclear, but the police have been able to question him at the hospital.
The site has been cordoned off and a technical investigation is to be carried out. The area is also searched with a dog.
There are no suspects or arrests at this time.
A diesel train has derailed at Hisingen in Gothenburg. The train is now standing by the side and leaking diesel, this is reported by P4 Gothenburg.
The emergency services must be on site with several units.
During the night, a woman in central Gothenburg was robbed.
A man allegedly grabbed the woman’s bag. In connection with the robbery, the woman fell to the ground and hit her head.
An ambulance was called to the scene and the woman had to be looked over by medical personnel.
No one has been arrested at this time.
An airport worker at San Antonio International Airport in Texas died after being sucked into an airplane engine Friday, reports Sky News.
“We are deeply saddened by the incident and are cooperating with the authorities now that they are starting their investigation,” the airport writes in a statement.
According to the Federal Aviation Administration, FAA, the employee was a ramp worker.
It is still unclear how the accident happened.
Photo: Johan Nilsson/TT / TT News Agency
At 01.15 the police and ambulance were called to a villa in eastern Malmö by a man who had been shot, writes Sydsvenskan.
– It was the man himself who called in and told us that he had been shot. The shots must have come from outside, but he was in the villa, says Peter Martin, officer on duty at the South police to the newspaper.
The man’s injuries are considered serious and he has been taken to hospital by ambulance.
The villa and plot are cordoned off for technical examination.
– We are collecting witness information and we will work on this well into tomorrow. At the moment we have no suspects, says Martin.
The reason behind the act is unclear. The crime classification is attempted murder.
The US Coast Guard says it will lead the investigation into the Titan accident.
The mission is to find out what caused the submarine with five people on board to implode on its way down to the Titanic wreck at a depth of 3,800 meters.
The Coast Guard will work with Canadian authorities, who have already launched an investigation, as well as marine casualty authorities in the UK and France. (TT)
A new regulation prevents superyacht owners from docking at the Port of Naples, reports the Guardian.
The port manager at the coastal district of Mergellina has now banned yachts longer than 75 meters from docking in the port.
“Our boat is 85 meters and I have seen several larger ones outside the harbour. Why is it no longer possible? Big yachts bring jobs and money,” writes a Turkish billionaire in a letter to the port.
Several multi-billionaires have now expressed “thorough disappointment” over the news, which among others affected the world’s second richest man, Bernard Arnault, CEO of LMVH.
According to the newspaper, the restriction came as a surprise to LMVH CEO Bernard Arnault, who had previously been able to add with his yacht, which has both an open-air cinema and a swimming pool with a glass floor.
“I have received many letters from magnates who say they are deeply disappointed that they cannot dock in Naples anymore,” a source at the port told Corriere della Sera.
Business unions in the city have criticized the new regulation.
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From how high a height did those who were injured at Gröna Lund fall?
And has there been no update whatsoever on the condition of the injured yet…?
Crisis meeting
At between six and eight meters altitude, the Jetline derailed. You can read an updated version of the event here.
We are working on updates 🙂
Will Gröna Lund’s press conference be broadcast live?
Robin
Hello! Yes, we will broadcast it live here.
How do you get robbed of your contacts? Is someone forcing you to open your phone copy your contacts? Or was he old-fashioned and kept everything in a notebook?
Daniel
Heh. Cash, of course, it would be. Thanks!
What do the martial laws introduced today in Russia mean?
Ninna
Here you can read a little about what the martial laws meant.
Why is there nothing in the newspaper or about the possible strike that could affect Arlanda?
elhelbom
Yes! You can find it here and here, among other things.
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