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Man dead – walked through the ice
A 45-year-old man has died after walking through the ice in a lake in Halmstad municipality.
This is what the police told TT.
Rescue services and an ambulance were called to Simlångsdalen shortly before 5 p.m. They got the man out of the water and then started CPR.
The man was taken to hospital by helicopter but his life could not be saved. Next of kin have been notified.
Another person who was at the scene tried to help the person in the water.
– The other person is chilled, but taken care of by an ambulance, said Peter Stened, the internal commander of the rescue service, to Hallandsposten earlier this evening.
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Man shot in the leg
Aftonbladet Photo: Police on site in Hökarängen.
A man has been shot in the leg in Hökarängen in southern Stockholm.
– We are on the scene collecting information and interrogating potential witnesses, says Anna Westberg, press spokesperson for the police in the Stockholm region.
The man with the gunshot wound is 25 years old. He is said to have been found outdoors and has been taken to hospital by ambulance.
No suspected perpetrator has been arrested.
Read more here.
43 cars in mass crash in Hungary
Many forces from the rescue service worked to extinguish the burning cars Photo: Peter Lakatos/AP
43 cars have crashed on the M1 motorway leading into the Hungarian capital Budapest.
32 cars, 5 vans and 6 trucks were involved in the accident that occurred on Saturday afternoon, according to Hungary’s Ministry of the Interior.
21 vehicles caught fire.
36 people are said to have been injured, 13 of them seriously, according to the newspaper Magyar Hirlap. A person must be life-threateningly injured.
Four rescue helicopters were dispatched, and traffic on the highway had to be closed in both directions.
New strike at German airports
Security staff at the airports in Berlin, Bremen, Hamburg and Hannover are going on strike on Monday, TT reports.
351 departures are canceled and around 100,000 travelers are affected.
“In addition to canceled departures, you can expect longer time in the queue,” writes the trade union Verdi in a statement.
The union demands higher wages and better conditions for working inconvenient working hours.
A similar one-day strike was carried out in February. Around 300,000 travelers were then affected.
Person has walked through the ice
A person has walked through the ice in Simlångsdalen in Halmstad municipality, writes Hallandsposten.
The person has been taken to hospital by helicopter. It is unclear how seriously injured he is.
Emergency services and an ambulance were called to the scene shortly before 5 p.m. They pulled the person out of the water and then started CPR.
Another person who was at the scene tried to help the person in the water.
– The other person is chilled, but taken care of by an ambulance, says Peter Stened, the rescue service’s internal commander, to Hallandsposten.
Petra Mede skips Let’s Dance
David Lindgren and Petra Mede have led the entertainment program “Let’s dance” on TV4. Photo: Pillan Thelaus
Petra Mede is forced to drop out as presenter of Let’s Dance due to back problems, reports TV4.
She is replaced by previous winner Kristin Kaspersen.
Read more here.
Was looking for truffles in Syria – was killed by IS
Three people who were looking for truffles are suspected of having been killed and 26 other civilians kidnapped by the IS terrorist movement in northern Syria, TT reports.
The data comes from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR), which monitors the Syrian war from Britain.
According to SOHR, armed men, probably connected to IS cells, should have killed the three people in the desert southeast of Aleppo. The attack was carried out near positions controlled by pro-Iranian forces.
Every year, between February and April, hundreds of impoverished Syrians search for truffles in the vast Syrian desert – a known hideout for jihadists and also full of landmines.
Snorkel mask recalled – may suffocate user
JO Sport AB is recalling a snorkel mask as it has not been investigated whether it can ventilate carbon dioxide well enough. If the ventilation does not work, the user may become unconscious and drown, writes The Swedish Consumer Agency on its website.
The snorkel mask is called “Murena Full Face Snorkel Mask” and is incorrectly CE marked. The labeling should not actually exist until all the relevant tests have been done.
The part numbers affected are MU311-12300-BLACK, MU311-12300-LBLUE, MU311-12301-BLACK and MU311-12301-LBLUE.
The JO Sport company urges everyone who purchased the mask to stop using it immediately and return it to the retailer for a full refund.
It is not clear how long the product has been available for sale. (TT)
Drove from police – arrested after police dog chase
In Västerås, a driver drives a passenger car away from police who are supposed to check the car.
The police take up the pursuit of the fleeing car. Shortly afterwards, the car stops and two men flee on foot.
They are detained with the help of a police dog.
The suspicions relate to drugged driving and illegal driving. One of the men is taken for sampling, the other is released.
Migrants rescued in the Mediterranean
Photo: Valeria Ferraro/AP/TT
During Saturday, more than 1,200 migrants were rescued off the coast of Italy, TT reports.
The information comes from the country’s coast guard, which began a rescue operation on Friday.
Three boats lying adrift had been seen to the south of the town of Crotone and two others off the Roccella Ionica.
There is no information about missing or injured persons.
Earlier this year, migrants died at sea off Calabria and harsh criticism was directed at Italy’s government.
SMHI issues new snow warnings
Photo: Fredrik Sandberg /TT
Up to 20 centimeters of snow and wind are now expected in parts of Svealand, according to SMHI, TT writes. A snow warning is issued from Monday morning until around 11 pm.
Stockholm, Uppsala county, Dalarna and northernmost Värmland are affected by the snowfall.
In the west and east, up to 15 centimeters of snow is expected locally. Northernmost Värmland and large parts of Dalarna can expect even more – SMHI writes that up to 20 centimeters can fall.
The snowfall is expected to subside overnight until Tuesday.
Read more here.
Ukraine: Russia replaces Wagner soldiers
The soldiers of the Wagner group are exchanged for soldiers from the Russian army.
This is according to a spokesperson for the Ukrainian army, Serhiy Cherevatyj to CNN.
– We see how the Wagner group is replaced by the regular Russian army. It is probably due to Prigozhin’s conflict with the leadership of the Russian army, he tells the channel.
Prigozhin has openly criticized the Kremlin and accused Russia of not providing the group with supplies, saying it is refusing to send ammunition to the group’s soldiers in Bakhmut, among other things.
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In London, they are abolishing the stupid requirement that you can only have small bottles of liquid in your hand luggage. Will Arlanda do the same?
Frida
Not that I know of. Sweden follows the same rules as all airports within the EU when it comes to liquids in hand luggage.
the reporting of murders and explosions knife cuts will soon be as annoying in TV radio and newspapers as advertising Do the people really demand this news every eternal day?
route
Hello! First and foremost, it is our job as journalists to report on what is happening. Would be very strange otherwise.
The fact that there have been a lot of shootings and explosions now is largely due to the fact that Stockholm is in an intense wave of violence.
Then we try to do our best to mix different kinds of news on the site. You can scroll past to the news you want to read about!
Do you have to have such advanced and heavy scenography as m Looren has? Just sing straight up and down. It’s probably low if you don’t judge the scenography. In that case, it would be called scenography festival
Aka
Hello! Forwarded your question to entertainment colleague Stina Dahlgren (also called Schlager-Stina). She says this:
“If you only want hits on spotify, absolutely. But if you want to win Eurovision, you have to have a good number too.
Performing live with a good number, which many artists also do in the time after the Melodifestivalen, also brings significantly more income for the artists than gigs on Spotify.”
The whole with both prominent songs is, in other words, very important!
The post about a man with a gunshot wound who came into the emergency room. Where did it happen?
Jane
Hi Janne!
The police do not know that at the moment. But they assume that it happened somewhere in Malmö.
Can the media call our king the king? I think it is bad and frivolous done by our local newspaper, how does the media react to nicknames for example the king? The king feels like the shanbanan stuck…
Eric Andersson
Each newspaper makes its own decisions. We wouldn’t call him that.
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